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Answer: one is more than enough, if he writes the screenplay and directs it.
Weber directs his humor at this lot.
Wolfgang Peterson directs this thriller that has Clint Eastwood playing Secrect Service Agent Frank Horrigan, who matches wits with a clever psycho(John Malkovich) in a cat-and-mouse game involving the the protection of the President.
In 1967 Peter Yates, an ex auto racer, directs the English caper movie "Robbery," the most thrilling part of which is a car chase through the streets of London, down alleys where there are crowds of children playing and all that.
Great British director Christopher Nolan (Momento, Insomnia), directs this odd film about a struggling writer obsessed with following people.
Nigel Balchin's maze-like novel 'A Way Through the Wood' has been adapted by Julian Fellowes who also directs this 'terribly British' drawing room suspense piece.
Director John G. Avidsen with this "pre-Rocky" effort, directs this low-budget gem with the same finesse as a movie with a $100 million budget.
The acting is good, and Kaufman directs stylishly as always.
Ford uses a relatively small cast, but directs them and photographs them with a verve and a sweep of epic proportions.
Tim BUrton directs this picture well, and the locations of the movie are impressive.
I think that Pierre Léaud, or his character, to be precise, is really outlandish but with grace: I also remember the chess player, and of the girl who seems to be appearing by chance in his home, something really curious...the woman acting as the lawyer, is to me one of the most beautiful actresses ever seen on the screen...but I must admit that the plot is too inconsistent to be taken seriously....The character who plays as the lead theater actor is really nice, especially when he's annoyed by the new actor, the one in purple t-shirt...also, the scene where the bearded actor - who belongs to another company - directs the stage is really fascinating and relaxing, as it often happens with this movie - for example, when they drink tea, they just make you want to have a cup...
Wilder directs solidly, balancing the background story with humor and drama to give us a clear description of what Lindbergh was up against when he decided to take this challenge.
This film is a tour de force from Julie Taymor who directs and does the stage design and masks.
Joel Schumacher directs with some skill - creating some very eerie scenes as well as particularly beautiful ones.
Isaac Florentine directs an OK action flick if you ignore the weak plot and the holes in it.
In this movie a former doctor, who's just done time for an accidental killing of his wife in a car crash, directs his steps to the nearest small town - he must have never in his life seen a flick about any small towns - which happens to be the Purgatory Flats.
Simon West directs this thrilling and chilling remake of the 1979 original.
The supporting cast is memorable, Frankenheimer directs like an old pro.
Whenever Hayao Miyazaki does the "tri-fecta," (writes, directs, and animates a movie) he makes a classic film for the ages.
John Huston, actor and director better known for more robust fare such as "The Misfits" and "African Queen," directs his daughter, Angelica Huston, in what would be his last film.
Harris Done directs with style.
Emanuele Crialese directs his film very visually driven.
Bruce Campbell wrote, directs, produces and stars in this film - and while it's not quite Citizen Kane, it has to be said that this is an achievement for the man most famous for battling off his own hand in a woodland cabin.
Absolutely the worst film yet by Burton, who seems to be getting worse with each film he directs.
Richard Fleischer directs but you get the impression it was over the telephone.
Then came that wild and wacky motorcycle scene (notice that this is the only movie that Patricia Birch directs); and I sadly realized they were trying to be serious.
Joel Schumaker directs the script he co-wrote and has a group of Georgetown grads confronted with adult life situations.
Wes Anderson directs, and respectably takes the short book of the same name to the big screen in a full length film.
Stanley Kramer directs an action thriller and leaves out two key things: action and thrills.
Otto Preminger directs this light as a feather story.
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