
The story continues with part two, part three, part four, part five and part six.
Next up is a personal favorite of mine, David Lynch. Suspense might not be the best word to describe Lynch’s style, rather introspective and nutty better fit this eccentric director. From ‘Blue Velvet‘ and ‘Twin Peaks‘ to ‘Dune’ and ‘Mulholland Drive,’ Lynch never fails to cause debate amongst film buffs and simply confuse the average moviegoer. Now, imagine if Lynch had directed the Star Wars film ‘Return of the Jedi,’ because George Lucas offered him the gig. Werner Herzog wouldn’t be considered bizarre in Lynchian terms, but the foreign director is by no means easy to digest. I’ll simply ignore his recent addition to motion pictures — ‘The Bad Lieutenant’ stars Nicholas Cage, therefore making it an utter waste of time — but his filmography is full of gems like ‘Grizzly Man’ and ‘Fitzcarraldo.’ It’s the latter film that earned him recent recognition, long after its 1980s release, as the director published a book that compiles his notebooks during the film shoot. Time Magazine caught up with the director and posted this cool chat with Werner in July. While predominantly known as an actress, Natalie Portman is a woman of many hats, or at least two, as she recently directed a segment for the charming film ‘New York, I Love You.’ To be honest, the only reason I’m calling her out as a director is to have a reason to post a clip from the Funny or Die series ‘Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifinakis.’ Perhaps the most awkward interview show ever… Finally, the American Film Institute has been hard at work fillings its YouTube archives with plenty of treats for film lovers including awards show highlights and archived Q & A’s with Hollywood heavyweights. One such interview clip is with one of the big boys, Steven Spielberg. Despite a recent lack of luck developing his long gestating Abraham Lincoln feature film starring Liam Neeson, Spielberg is always on my radar — as long as he doesn’t puke out another ‘Jurassic Park‘ flick. Here he is talking up the benefits of filming in continuity, something not many directors believe in.Published by the Huffington Post on December 17, 2009

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