
Stephen Frears
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 83 |
Date of birth | June 20,1941 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Leicester |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Anne Rothenstein |
Children | Lola Frears |
Will Frears | |
Sam Frears | |
Frankie Frears | |
Height | 170 (cm) |
Job | Actor |
Film director | |
Film Producer | |
Television producer | |
Television director | |
Education | University of Cambridge |
Gresham's | |
Gresham's School | |
Books | The Snapper: un film de Stephen Frears |
The snapper | |
Typically British: Short History of the Cinema in Britain | |
Parents | Russell E. Frears |
Ruth M. Danziger | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 404494 |
The Queen
Victoria & Abdul
Florence Foster Jenkins
High Fidelity
The Grifters
My Beautiful Laundrette
Dirty Pretty Things
Tamara Drewe
The Program
Mary Reilly
Prick Up Your Ears
The Hit
Chéri
Mrs Henderson Presents
The Snapper
Lay the Favorite
Gumshoe
The Van
The Hi-Lo Country
Sammy and Rosie Get Laid
Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight
Saigon—Year of the Cat
Fail Safe
The Deal
Bloody Kids
Hero
Loving Walter
The Burning
Me! I'm Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Afternoon Off
Great Directors
Liam
A Day Out
Three Men in a Boat
December Flower
Typically British
Walter
Mr. Jolly Lives Next Door
The Bullshitters: Roll Out The Gunbarrel
Doris and Doreen
Diva: The Video Collection
Skip Tracer
Rising Damp Forever
A Change of Seasons
Black Christmas
Long Shot
A Kind of Magic
State Of The Union
Dangerous Liaisons
Victoria and Abdul
Victoria Abdul
The Lost King
Freezing
Goya Award for Best European Film
Jaeger-LeCoultre Glory to the Filmmaker Award
British Independent Film Award for Best British Independent Film
David di Donatello for Best European Film
British Independent Film Award for Best Director
British Academy Television Award for Best Single Drama
Bodil Award for Best American Film
Venice Film Festival FIPRESCI Award
Moscow Film Festival Special Prize for Outstanding Contribution to the World Cinema
Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Director
British Academy Television Award for Best Single Play
TIFF Award for Lifetime Achievement
News & Documentary Emmy Award for Outstanding Historical Programming – Long Form
Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Film
British Academy Television Alan Clarke Award
César Award for Best Foreign Film
Stephen Frears Life story
Sir Stephen Arthur Frears is an English director and producer of film and television often depicting real life stories as well as projects that explore social class through sharply drawn characters.
King's Birthday Honours: Ian Wright, Ken Bruce and Davina McCall on list

... Also knighted is acclaimed director Stephen Frears - known for The Queen - and Exeter Labour MP Ben Bradshaw...
Hanif Kureishi says life 'completely changed' after collapse

... The film, which was directed by Stephen Frears, launched Sir Daniel Day-Lewis s acting career...
Writer Hanif Kureishi seriously injured in fall

... The movie was directed by Stephen Frears and described a relationship between a gay skinhead and a Pakistani-British boy...
ITV drama Quiz explores a millionaire coughing scandal

... Sian Clifford and Matthew Macfadyen Diana and Charles Ingram The ITV play-drama directed by Stephen Frears and stars Matthew Macfadyen as Major Ingram and Fleabag star Sian Clifford as his wife Diana Ingram...
Michael Sheen transforms into Chris Tarrant for Millionaire TV drama

... Quiz has been written by James Graham, adapted from his West End play of the same name, and directed by Stephen Frears, who directed Sheen s performance as former Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2006 film The Queen...
Hanif Kureishi says life 'completely changed' after collapse
Novelist Hanif Kureishi has spoken of coming " face to face with death" after a fall left him paralysed Last Year .
The My Beautiful Launderette author fainted and fell on his head while On Holiday in Rome on Boxing Day .
Speaking from a clinic outside The Italian capital, He Said losing The use of his arms, hands and legs has been " illuminating as well as terrible".
Mr Kureishi said The Incident has left him feeling " like a piece of meat".
" I was quite healthy for most of My Life before this, " he told BBC Radio 4 's Broadcasting House .
" I had one or two illnesses here and there and I considered myself healthy. Now, when I sit Outside In The Garden here I see people walking around, I can't believe they're walking around. I want to say to them 'don't you know it's amazing you can walk around, you can use your arms and legs'. "
, The 68-year-old said he collapsed after feeling dizzy following a walk.
When he came to, He Said he thought he was dying but his partner, Isabella d'Amico, " saved My Life and kept me calm".
He described Waking Up in " a pool of blood" with his neck in a " grotesquely twisted position". He felt " profoundly traumatised" after The Incident and could not move his arms and legs.
Mr Kureishi has been sharing updates of his experience on Twitter, which he dictates to his son, Carlo.
He Said this new way of writing has been " pretty difficult and awkward".
" This is a completely new experience for me, but I wanted to continue to be a writer, which is my identity which is The Last thing I have left to me, " Mr Kureishi said.
Mr Kureishi was treated at The Gemelli hospital, which He Said was " suddenly like being back at school, where you have to make friends with people, you have to negotiate The institution".
He would wake up each morning wishing he could go back to life before The Incident , as though it was a " bad dream".
The writer said his physiotherapist plans to give him a fork to use soon so he can learn to feed himself again.
" This position of extreme helplessness, it makes you feel like a Big Baby , " He Said .
" But on The Other hand, one of The things it does show you is The extreme kindness of Other People . It's been An Education , I guess, On Kindness for me. "
Mr Kureishi First Shot to fame in 1985 when his screenplay My Beautiful Laundrette - About The Relationship between a British Pakistani boy and his white Boyfriend - was nominated for both a Bafta and an Oscar.
The Film , which was directed by Stephen Frears , launched Sir Daniel Day-Lewis's acting career.
His First Book The Buddha of Suburbia won The Whitbread book of The year award for a First Novel in 1990. It was turned into a four-part television series by The Bbc Three years later.
Source of news: bbc.com