First Works Trailer (1989)

10 October 1989 Factual 260 mins

First Works is an exciting collection of uncensored interviews with this generation's most successful filmmakers. Academy Award winners Ron Howard (A Beautiful Mind), Oliver Stone (Born On The Fourth Of July), and Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump) reveal their major influences, inspirations, and thoughts on the process of making movies. Featured clips include footage of award-winning student films and from blockbuster hits such as Platoon and Lethal Weapon. Golden Globes and Oscar nominee Martin Scorsese on religion, and Susan Seidelman, director of Sex And The City bridges the gender gap. Find out how past experiences, triumphs, and tragedies shape the work of the most successful filmmakers in Hollywood.

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Cast

Oliver Stone as Self

Paul Mazursky as Self

Robert Zemeckis as Self

Taylor Hackford as Self

Spike Lee as Self

Roger Corman as Self

Richard Benjamin as Self

Martin Scorsese as Self

John Milius as Self

Richard Donner as Self

John Carpenter as Self

Susan Seidelman as Self

Ron Howard as Self

Robert Kline as Self

Crew

Robert Kline Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 10 October 1989

Production Companies

Trans-Atlantic Enterprises

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