Paul Schrader
An influential American screenwriter, director, and film critic, Paul Schrader is best known for his work in the New Hollywood era, particularly for writing iconic films such as 'Taxi Driver' and 'Raging Bull' for Martin Scorsese. His directorial career has spanned over six decades, with a focus on powerful narratives often centered on lonely characters grappling with moral dilemmas. Schrader's fascination with Japanese culture and aesthetics is notably reflected in his biopic 'Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters,' which explores the complex life and philosophy of the controversial Japanese writer Yukio Mishima.
Born on Jul 22, 1946 (79 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Paul Schrader recently called Train Dreams 'a reverie' and 'a film designed to envelop you'.
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Greece:
Paul Schrader is recognized as a collaborator of Scorsese, contributing to the documentary's narrative.
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Ireland:
Paul Schrader is mentioned as the writer of Taxi Driver.
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Croatia:
Paul Schrader is the screenwriter for 'Taxi Driver'.
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Slovakia:
Paul Schrader was a director who asked Armani to dress the main character in his film American Gigolo.
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Spain:
Paul Schrader questioned why independent filmmakers only receive funding in horror.
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Spain:
Paul Schrader collaborated with Richard Gere on the film American Gigoló.
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Denmark:
Paul Schrader directed Willem Dafoe in 'Light Sleeper' in 1992.
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Portugal:
Paul Schrader is known for writing Taxi Driver and co-wrote the film's screenplay.
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Ireland:
Paul Schrader is quoted regarding the quality of films and audiences.
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