Sentences with phrase «austrian cast»
The Piano Teacher was shot with a mixed French and German / Austrian cast, speaking their own languages, and dubbed accordingly.
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Austrian - born Billy Wilder cast her in his 1934 directorial debut, a French - language gangster movie called «Mauvaise graine.»
In his upcoming biography, Otto Preminger — The Man Who Would Be King, renowned film professor Foster Hirsch describes how the demanding Austrian filmmaker cast Kim, who was then aged 17, to play one of five nubile young women held for ransom in the nude by Palestinian terrorists in Rosebud, which co-starred Peter O'Toole and Richard Attenborough.
Austrian director Michael Haneke has often been accused of casting a cold, even sadistic, eye on the characters who suffer through cruelly uncompromising films like Funny Games, The Piano Teacher, Caché, and The White Ribbon.
Both Kheda Gazieva as Aminat, Ramasan's still beautiful but exhausted - looking mother and Aslan Elbiev as the ambivalent, mysterious Isa, who was wounded in the conflict (the actor really is missing some fingers which gives the character's dexterity as a handyman an added prurient fascination) are excellent, and the supporting cast of local neighbors, Austrian police officers, social workers and schoolchildren are perfectly cast too.
Set in a chilling medieval Austrian castle during World War II, Der Eisendrache picks up where The Giant left off and continues to follow the classic cast of characters: Richtofen, Nikolai, Takeo, and Dempsey.
Horizon Field, his most recent work, positions 100 life - size cast iron statues of the human body in the Austrian Alps.
If they're traipsing in the mountains above the ski resort of Lech in western Austria, though, that solitary figure may not be a fellow hiker at all, but a life - size cast - iron sculpture.Well - known British sculptor Antony Gormley has placed 100 such «iron men» — each weighing 630 kilograms — throughout a 150 - square - kilometer area of the Austrian Alps, some up to several kilometers high in the famous mountain range, in what The Guardian calls an «operation so complex that it required the involvement of the Austrian army, 15 mountain rescue teams, dozens of helicopter flights and five years of planning»: