John Milius
Jeremiah Johnson, Apocalypse Now
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Poll: Hollywood Renaissance – Directors (Part I)
New Hollywood, American New Wave, or Hollywood Renaissance refers to a movement in American film history from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s, when a new generation of young filmmakers came to prominence in the United States.
Among those below, who is your favorite "New Hollywood" director?
Source: Wikipedia
You can also cast a vote in the companion poll: Hollywood Renaissance – Very Famous Directors (Part II)
Make Your Choice
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Robert Altman
M.A.S.H, Nashville -
Woody Allen
Annie Hall -
Mel Brooks
Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles -
James Cameron
Aliens -
John Cassavetes
A Woman Under the Influence -
Roger Corman
Little Shop of Horrors -
Joe Dante
Gremlins -
Brian De Palma
Dressed to Kill -
Milos Forman
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest -
Bob Fosse
Cabaret -
Walter Hill
48 Hrs. -
Arthur Hiller
Love Story -
Tobe Hooper
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre -
David Lynch
Eraserhead -
Sam Peckinpah
The Wild Bunch -
Arthur Penn
Bonnie and Clyde -
Roman Polanski
Chinatown -
Sydney Pollack
Tootsie -
George A. Romero
Night of the Living Dead -
John Schlesinger
Darling, Midnight Cowboy, Sunday Bloody Sunday -
Peter Yates
Breaking Away -
Don Siegel
Dirty Harry -
Paul Schrader
Taxi Driver -
Terrence Malick
Days of Heaven -
William Friedkin
The French Connection -
Peter Bogdanovich
The Last Picture Show -
Hal Ashby
Harold and Maude, Shampoo, Bound for Glory, Coming Home, Being There -
Sidney Lumet
Dog Day Afternoon -
Mike Nichols
The Graduate -
Dennis Hopper
Easy Rider -
George Roy Hill
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid -
John G. Avildsen
Rocky -
Michael Cimino
The Deer Hunter -
Herbert Ross
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