John N. Smith

Dangerous Minds is a American drama film directed by John N. Smith, and produced by Don Simpson and Jerry

George Clooney

When George Clooney directed Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, on the other hand, George Clooney was too reverent.

by David Katzenberg

“Dangerous Minds” was written by Andrew Secunda and directed by David Katzenberg.

& Moon from Janet Evanovich, author of the New York Times bestseller CURIOUS MINDS, which introduced Knight and Moon, and beloved author of the No. 1 bestsellers in the Stephanie Plum series

DANGEROUS MINDS is a thrilling, adrenaline-fuelled adventure featuring unlikely sleuths Knight & Moon from Janet Evanovich, author of the New York Times bestseller CURIOUS MINDS, which introduced Knight and Moon, and beloved author of the No. 1 bestsellers in the Stephanie Plum series.

blow-stuff-up-real-good producer Jerry Bruckheimer

Well, it is about drugs, the ever-sexy cinematic villain, and the ever-sexy cinematic villain’s another opportunity to marry social issues and can-do, heroine empowerment, as blow-stuff-up-real-good producer Jerry Bruckheimer did with Dangerous Minds.

unlikely sleuths Knight from Janet Evanovich, author of the New York Times bestseller CURIOUS MINDS, which introduced Knight and Moon, and beloved author of the No. 1 bestsellers in the Stephanie Plum series

DANGEROUS MINDS is a thrilling, adrenaline-fuelled adventure featuring unlikely sleuths Knight & Moon from Janet Evanovich, author of the New York Times bestseller CURIOUS MINDS, which introduced Knight and Moon, and beloved author of the No. 1 bestsellers in the Stephanie Plum series.

Bruce Beresford

The film was directed by Bruce Beresford, the Academy Award winning director of Driving Miss Daisy, Breaker Morant and Tender Mercies.

one of the last films of producer Don Simpson

Dangerous Minds was one of the last films of producer Don Simpson.

David MacDonald

The Director is the undervalued David MacDonald who was active from the late 30's to early 60's, Barry K Barnes's most fun film being DEVIL GIRLS FROM MARS (1954) a rare example of a 50's British sci-fi film, and as with LAW AND DISORDER, not to be taken seriously.

Frank Pavich

Dangerous Minds recently caught up with director Frank Pavich, and the ensuing 20-minute conversation is sure to delight fans of Jodorowsky’s work,

Sylvester “Rambo” Stallone

Sylvester “Rambo” Stallone has directed a few movies like Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Good Night, and Good Luck, Leatherheads, The Ides of March and The Monuments Men.

by Denis Villeneuve

And Danger’s directed by Denis Villeneuve, who is purportedly working on the sequel to Blade Runner with Harrison Ford.

Quentin Tarantino

Drugs, guns, obscene speech and behavior—imagine if Quentin Tarantino rewrote the script for Dangerous Minds.

by Alfredo Zacarias

Written and directed by Alfredo Zacarias, danger's very hard not to think that John Carradine was, well, taking the piss.

by Raoul Walsh

Danger was directed by Raoul Walsh and starred George Raft as the protagonist (renamed Joe Barton), Sydney Greenstreet as the antagonist, Colonel Robinson, and Peter Lorre as Zaleshoff.

Michelle Pfeiffer's other notable works

Michelle Pfeiffer's other notable works include Dangerous Minds (1995), A Thousand Acres (1997), What Lies Beneath (2000),

by Terry

Dangerous Money, also known as Hot Money, is a 1946 American film directed by Terry O. Morse, featuring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan.[1]

by Phillip Noyce

Directed by Phillip Noyce from a script by Kurt Wimmer, Salt stars Angelina Jolie as a CIA operative whose already-dangerous life takes a peculiar turn when a man claiming to be a Russian defector (Daniel Olbrychski) walks into Daniel Olbrychski's office building with a story about a society of genetically selected deep-cover operatives trained from birth by the KGB to plot the overthrow of the United States.