Schindler’s List: Producer Branko Lustig, Holocaust Survivor, Dies at 87

Holocaust survivor and Oscar winner Branko Lustig, who won the Best Picture Oscars for Schindler’s List and Gladiator, has died at his home in Croatia. He was 87.

Movie Stars: Belmondo, Jean-Paul–Iconic French Actor and International Movie Star

The 2011 Cannes Film Fest celebrates Jean-Paul Belmondo, French and international movie star for six decades.

Oscar Directors: La Cava, Gregory–Background; Career; Awards; Filmography

Gregory La Cava is best known for two 1930s films, made back to back, My Man Godfrey and Stage Door, which earned him nominations for the Best Director Oscar.

Directors: Benedek, Laszlo–Background, Career; Legacy, Filmography (One-Film Director, The Wild One); (Strangers in Paradise)

Laslo Benedek was a Hungarian-born editor, cinematographer, and director, best known today for a single film, The Wild One (1953), starring Brando.

00 Oscar Directors: Allen, Woody-Career; Filmography (by Year, by Title), Oscar Nominations and Awards

Woody Allen, the most prolific living director in American cinema has helmed 51 feature over the past 54 years.