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Who would choose filmmaking as a profession? I have recently come to the conclusion that one does not choose it, but rather, it chooses you.

— Karen Brioso

Spring '08

Director Focus: Billy Wilder

Some Like it Wilder. . . A Tribute to Billy Wilder

Wilder searches film trimsWilder searches film trimsLOF2: Wednesdays, July 21 – Sept. 8, 2010
Instructor: Lance Rhoades
8 Sessions: 7:00-10:00pm
Tuition: $295.00
24 Clock Hrs.

Billy Wilder was one of Hollywood's greatest directors, and one of its remarkable stories.
After working in Vienna and Berlin as a journalist, he broke into the German film industry as a a screenwriter. Fleeing the rise of Nazism, Wilder ended up working in Hollywood with the help of friends.

As a writer and director, he demonstrated a witty, dark, and perceptive comprehension of America, its people and its cinema. Working in several genres and getting commanding performances from top actors, Wilder created such memorable films as Ace in the Hole, The Apartment, Double Indemnity, The Lost Weekend, Sabrina, Some Like It Hot, Sunset Boulevard, Witness for the Prosecution, and many more. This course will examine Wilder's work, the major and the minor films, in appreciation of his impressive career.






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