Please introduce the film director sydney pollack?

Sydney Pollack 1934 was born in America. At the age of 2/kloc-0, he has stepped onto the Broadway stage. 1965, he directed the first film of his life, Thin Line. He has directed 19 films so far. Although his film output is not very large, most of these films have gone down in history and become masterpieces in American film history. He is very good at reflecting the political problems in today's society and exposing some social realities, such as shooting horses and sugar-coated traps. He is even more adept at movies about love, and his performance is not bad. Romantic comedies such as My Fair Lady and Love in Paris attracted many audiences. Out of Africa (1985) reached the peak of his career. With this film, he won the Oscar for best director for the first time.

1985, Pollack founded Phantom Film Company, and since then, Pollack has devoted most of his time to production. I have been a producer of many films. The director's works are relatively reduced. The latest director's work is 1999 suspense film "Confused Heart", which became a major failure of sydney pollack in his later years, and made him make no achievements in the past five years. This year's "translation storm" will once again test Sydney Pollack's ability to direct commercial films. Let's wait and see what kind of films our talented director will bring to the audience this time.

they shoot horses, don't they ( 1969)

This film is one of the classic masterpieces of Sydney Pollack. It is set in the Great Depression of the United States in the 1930s. At that time, in order to revive the economy, people held a marathon of 100 dancers in Hollywood. This film reflects the psychology of various characters in a realistic way and shows the contradictions in American society. Throughout the film, both the plot arrangement and the actors' performances are in place.

Honors won: 9 nominations, including 1970 Oscar for Best Director. However, he only won 1 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.

Three-day tour of Condor (1975)

This film is one of the classic thrillers created by Sydney Pollack, starring john houseman, the best supporting actor at the 46th Oscar. The main character in the film is a CIA investigator, code-named Kant. He believes that everyone who comes into contact with him will try to kill him in the next 24 hours because he has discovered the secret hidden by the CIA. His partner has been killed by two people of unknown origin, and only he escaped by luck, but the matter is not over yet, and his disaster has just begun.

Honor: 1975 box office 4 1.5 million dollars, ranking eighth in the annual box office.

No malice (198 1)

This film is a palace film starring the famous actor paul newman. His role was unfairly reported in the film, so he had to investigate. Prove his innocence. At that time, paul newman was in the transition period of his acting career, and the good response of this film made him successfully return. It is worth mentioning that in the past, no malice was misinterpreted as malicious absence, which became a joke in the translation field. Later, it was suggested that the film be translated into an unintentional mistake.

Honors won: 198 1 box office 40.7 million dollars, annual box office 10.

My Fair Lady Tootsie (1982)

This film can be regarded as one of the best hilarious comedies in the 1980s. The script is humorous and interesting, with a sense of the times. Dustin Hoffman, an old Hollywood star, plays a stubborn unemployed actress in the film and inadvertently gets the role of female directors, a soap opera hospital. Ironically, not only did no one recognize him, but everyone thought her acting skills were superb, and "she" even became the idol of American women. The saddest thing is that the person he likes actually regards "her" as his best friend, and life has never been better. This film is exemplary from the leading actor dustin hoffman, two supporting actresses Jessica Lange and Terry Gail, and even the leading actor's agent who is personally starred by director Sydney Pollack.

Honors won: 1983 Oscar for Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Screenplay, Best Photography, Best Editing (all of which were defeated by the hit film Gandhi), Best Sound Effect (defeated by ET), Best Supporting Actress, Best Music Nomination.

Out of Africa (1985)

This film is based on the memoirs of a woman writer, Karin Blitzen. It begins with flashback, tells the legendary experience of Karen Bresson, a woman living in Africa, with a slow rhythm and implicit nostalgia. This woman who went to Africa for fame and fortune always lingered between two men, but in the end she was scarred by emotional and economic oppression and had to leave this youthful African land. Out of Africa, which was filmed by American director Sydney Pollack on 1985, is undoubtedly the most artistic and connotative film among the films of various countries with the theme of Africa. The whole movie is far away from the thick copper smell in Hollywood, which shows people's desire to return to nature.

Honor: won 7 awards including 1986 Oscar for Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Photography and Best Original Music.

Office (1993)

This film is based on John Greer's best-selling novel The Firm (1989). This novel has been the best seller of new york Times Weekly for 47 consecutive weeks and has been translated into 29 languages. Tom Cruise plays the role of a lawyer again in this film. In this film, he is not afraid of power, facing threats from many sides and risking his life to declare war on corporate giants with black backgrounds. After the film was released, it caused great repercussions in the United States, mainly because.

Honor won: $262 million at the box office

Love in Paris Sabrina (1995)

In this film, Harrison Ford, the hero, once again showed his charming gentlemanly demeanor. Let's say his role pried his brother's corner in the film. In the film, he originally wanted to interfere with the communication between his brother and their driver's daughter, but he fell in love with this charming modern woman. After some twists and turns, the two finally developed their love in romantic Paris. This film has been adapted from the film Dragon and the Wind starring Audrey Hepburn for fifty years. That year, the box office of the film was bleak, but I didn't expect it to achieve good results in the box office list after being re-directed by Sydney Pollack.

Honor: Nominated for Best Actor in the Golden Globe Award that year, the US box office was $53 million.

Interpreter (2005)

This film is the first film approved by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to be shot at UN headquarters. Nicole Kidman plays a translator who comes to work in the United Nations from an African country. In the course of her work, she overheard a plot to assassinate the national leader, thus making herself the target of this assassination. Oscar winner sean penn plays an agent who is skeptical about Nicole Kidman's translation. This film was the first film released simultaneously in the world in 2005. It was also the first blockbuster in the global film market in April.

Honor: The first world premiere film in 2005.