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Karel Reisz (1926-2002) was a Czech-born British filmmaker and film critic, one of the pioneers of the new realist strain in British cinema. He directed films such as Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, The French Lieutenant's Woman, and Sweet Dreams, and also worked in theatre and TV.
Karel Reisz was a Czech-born British director and producer of films such as The French Lieutenant's Woman, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, and Morgan!. He also wrote a book on film editing and was the head of a distribution company.
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- Ostrava, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]
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- London, England, UK
Nov 27, 2002 · Karel Reisz, the Czech-born director who became a pioneer of the Free Cinema movement in 50s and 60s Britain, has died in London aged 76.
Nov 28, 2002 · Karel Reisz, a Czech refugee who became a leading director of the British New Wave before making ''The French Lieutenant's Woman'' and other Hollywood dramas, died on...
Karel Reisz, an influential figure in British cinema’s new-realism movement whose best-known work as a director includes “Saturday Night and Sunday Morning,” “Isadora” and...
Behp0193-karel-reisz-summary SIDE ONE Born in Czechoslovakia in 1926, educated there until the German invasion, when his parents sent him to the UK, where he went to a Quaker school along with his brother; at the age of 17 joined the Czech air force, sent on a short course (six months) held at Cambridge, got his wings three weeks before the end ...
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Karel Reisz was a Czech-born British director and producer of the 'British New Wave'. He made films such as The French Lieutenant's Woman, Morgan! and Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, and directed three Oscar-nominated actresses.
