Jonathan Demme
For my Study i had to research about Jonathan Demme. He himself has Directed many successful films and had many good reviews. Demme began writing critiques and articles for small town newspapers. Soon after Demme's father introduced him to producer Joesph E. Levine who offered the young man a press agent position at Avco embassy. Several years of this work led Demme to Roger Corman who he met publicising the famed director's Von richthofen and Brown; the two quickly fostered a successful buisness partnership and an even longer-lasting friendship. Demme has acknowledged Corman as a significant teacher and mentor.
- He was Born on the 22 february 1944 •
- He is best known for directing The Silence of the Lambs, which won him the an oscar
- He has directed many films in which some of them have awards; he has won 20 awards and been nominated for 15.
Silence of the Lambs
Silence of the lambs is one of Jonathan Demme's most recongnized piece of work and has become very succesful. This film won Demme an oscar and has been reviewed very positively. It was released on the 31st of may 1991.
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Reviews of Silence of the lambs
- All sorts of macabre things have gone on, and are still going on just offscreen, in Jonahan Demme's swift, witty new suspence thriller (The New York times)
- "The Silence of the Lambs" is delicious with foreboding, a masterly suspense thriller that toys with our anticipation like a well-fed cat. Adroitly directed by Jonathan Demme, it lurks about the exquisite edge of horror, before finally leaping into an unholy maw of bloody bones and self-awareness. (Washington post)
- All creative hands are at the top of their form in "The Silence of the Lambs," a mesmerizing thriller that will grip audiences from first scene to last and generate solid B.O. (variety)
Overall Jonathan Demme has become a very successful director and has produced many good films. He has proven his success by the many awards he has been nominated for and won.
Silence of the Lambs is one of my favourite films. If you have not seen it you should watch it.
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