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The "Trophies and Awards" series includes Academy Award Includes personal correspondence spanning several decades, as well as originalĭrafts of Boorman's published diary on the making of Projections" series includes materials for the eponymousįilm journal co–founded and edited for many years by Boorman. Which Boorman served only as a producer, includingĪngel (1982), directed by his protégé Neil Jordan. "Produced by John Boorman" contains materials for films in Mainly screenplays written by his daughter and frequent collaborator, Telscheīoorman (1957-1997). "Unrealized Projects" contains pre–production materials forįilms that Boorman was preparing to direct but ultimately never made, including anĭecades before Peter Jackson's version). Voluminous production materials for all of Boorman's feature films, as well as shortįilms and documentaries. The "Directed by John Boorman" series includes correspondence, original screenplayĭrafts, photographs, sketches and storyboards, financial records, realia, and other The collection is organized into the following series: I. He has lived in Ireland for several years and has been actively involved in He has seven children from two marriages, many of whom have participated in hisįilms. He has also received a CBE (Commander of the British Empire) and the French Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters medal. He also directed two acclaimed short films:īoorman won a BAFTA Fellowship in 2004 and a British Film Institute Fellowship in 2014. (2014), a sequel to Hope and Glory and his most recentįilm to date. (2001), an adaptation of John le Carré's bestselling Which Boorman won his second Best Director Award at Cannes (1998), a biopic about Irish gangster Martin Cahill, for
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(1990), a comedy co–written by his daughter, Telsche (1987), his second film to receive Oscar nominations forīest Picture and Best Director (and winner of a Golden Globe Award for Best Musical or Comedy Motion Picture) (1985), featuring his son, Charley Boorman (1981), an impassioned retelling of the King Arthur (1974), a cult science–fiction fantasy starring Sean Including Best Picture and Best Director. (1972), adapted from the novel by James Dickey.ĭeliverance earned three Academy Award nominations, (1970) and had his first major box–office success with Boorman won his first Cannes Film Festival Bestĭirector Award for the Fellini–esque comedy Boorman and MarvinĬollaborated again, this time with the legendary Japanese actor Toshiro Mifune, on
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Immediately Boorman showed his versatility with his next movie, the influential (1965), a musical–comedy starring the Dave Clark Five. Within a few years, he was offered the opportunity to direct his first full–length Journalism and documentary filmmaking, and was appointed head of the BBC's Recounted in his most autobiographical films (respectively,įollowing military service, Boorman became gradually involved in television War II and then at a British army training camp during the Korean War would later be His experiences growing up during the "London Blitz" in World Biographical Noteīoorman was born in Carshalton, Surrey, England, and attended the Salesian School Lilly Library (Indiana University, Bloomington)įax: 81 Email: John, 1933- Title Boorman, John mss., 1940-2014Ībstract The Boorman, John mss., 1940-2014Ĭonsist of the papers, memorabilia, and reel–to–reel films ofĭirector–writer–producer John Boorman (b. Papers of John Boorman at the Lilly Library, Indiana University,