Dustin Hoffman

over Christmas and in the Dustin Hoffman directed film Quartet next year.

Ronald Harwood

Quartet is a 2012 British comedy-drama film based on the play Quartet by Ronald Harwood, which ran in London's West End from September 1999 until January 2000.

by Robert Altman

Quintet is a 1979 post-apocalyptic science fiction film directed by Robert Altman.

by Susan Atkinson, a relatable story even for audience members with no interest in opera

Baker believes that those universal, late-in-life themes — the search for purpose, the need for human connection, the quest to recapture youth and glory — make “Quartet,” directed by Susan Atkinson, a relatable story even for audience members with no interest in opera.

Emma Thompson

Emma Thompson directed Quartet (2012) starring Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon, Billy Connolly, Tom Courtney.

by Gwen Browning

Written by Ronald Harwood and directed by Gwen Browning at Limelight Theatre, Quartet is set in an aged care home with Cecily, Reggie and Wilfred ready to celebrate Verdi's birthday with an annual concert.

Kramer

Kramer has directed the film version of Ronald Harwood’s play Quartet, which is scheduled to be released in January.

Takeshi Kitano

Since then, Takeshi Kitano has won five Japanese Academy Awards for Takeshi Kitano's soundtracks, and has directed Takeshi Kitano's own award-winning film called Quartet.

by James Ivory

“Quartet” is a 1981 film directed by James Ivory and based on the novel of the same name by Jean Rhys.

by Gabrielle Leeds, well known for roles in many local productions as well as Gabrielle Leeds's film role in Dalkeith

Quartet is directed by Gabrielle Leeds, well known for roles in many local productions as well as Gabrielle Leeds's film role in Dalkeith.

Yaron Zilberman

The dynamic of the quartet is masterfully handled by co-writer and director Yaron Zilberman.

by actor Stephen Morrow

Quartet is directed by actor Stephen Morrow, whose work has led to associations with Norman Mailer and Arthur Miller.

Theodoros Terzopoulos

In 1993 came out Quartet, a play by Heiner Mueller based on de Laclos' Dangerous Liaisons novel, produced by Demidova in collaboration with the Greek director Theodoros Terzopoulos.

Dario Argento

Working as an assistant under Dario Argento for a number of years, as well as appearing in several films for the others as an actor, Dario Argento eventually directed a quartet of the best and most underrated horror films of the era.

by Elkhanah Pulitzer

Quartett, directed by Elkhanah Pulitzer, is an enigmatic and controversial opera based on the play by Heiner Muller.

Daniel Peev, a former student of the prestigious Birmingham Conservatoire

The Quartet's musical director is Daniel Peev, a former student of the prestigious Birmingham Conservatoire.

by Trump

The quartet—ex-Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino, estranged strategist Steve Bannon and Defense Department aide Kash Patel—will reportedly be directed by Trump to resist orders to comply with the House investigators.

” a musical set in the nineteen-thirties that tells its romantic story by means of nearly wall-to-wall performances of songs by Cole Porter , starring the quartet of Shepherd, Madeline Kahn, Duilio Del Prete, and Burt Reynolds, Bogdanovich

Then, in one of the most audaciously conceived and meticulously crafted Hollywood films of the time, “At Long Last Love,” a musical set in the nineteen-thirties that tells its romantic story by means of nearly wall-to-wall performances of songs by Cole Porter, starring the quartet of Shepherd, Madeline Kahn, Duilio Del Prete, and Burt Reynolds, Bogdanovich realized a fusion of Hollywood classics and art-house styles that also endows cream-puff confection and raucous humor with an air of bitter melancholy.

Cameron Crowe and music mogul Clive Davis

Since the quartet teamed up less than four years ago, both film director Cameron Crowe and music mogul Clive Davis came calling to take notice of the group’s fresh alt-pop sound.

Réal Gagnier

Réal Gagnier directed this quintet — which was exceptional in that all five of its members were professional musicians from one family (four of J.-J'.s brothers and Réal Gagnier's son, Roland) — until 1949, when bad health obliged Réal Gagnier to curtail Réal Gagnier's activities.