Carl Reiner

The Man with Two Brains is a 1983 American science fiction comedy film directed by Carl Reiner and starring Steve Martin and Kathleen Turner.

Guillermo Del Toro

director Guillermo Del Toro require two people to neurologically link themselves to the machine and control one side of the robot each.

Steven Soderbergh

Released as two films, director Steven Soderbergh's sprawling biopic of Argentinean revolutionary Ernesto 'Che' Guevara is staggering in director Steven Soderbergh's sprawling biopic's ambition.

Maurice Tourneur

Name The Man, initially had Maurice Tourneur as the director, having shot a film version of Caine's The Christian the previous year.

Alex Harvey

A successful actor in French-speaking countries, Alex Harvey appeared in 10 films and directed two movies, one of which – the 1973 comedy Le Far West – was nominated for the Palme d’Or at the same year’s renowned Cannes Film Festival.

DeVito

During 2002-2003, DeVito directed two movies, ‘Death to Smoochy’ (2002), starring Robin Williams and Edward Norton, and ‘Duplex’ (2003), starring Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore.

Martin Scorsese

In 2015, Martin Scorsese directed two of Scorsese's frequent leading men—Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio—in a pair of commercials for City of Dreams Casino in Manila, Philippines and Studio City Casino in Macau, China.

by Ben Randle

Compellingly directed by Ben Randle on Devin Kasper's unit set (with costumes by Miriam Lewis, and projections and sound designed by Theodore J. H. Hulsker), the two men are seen as young adults ready to go to battle as well as adolescents attempting to model themselves on the Greek version of GI Joe.

Nicolas Roeg

Although Nicolas Roeg only directed two films for Warner Bros., Nicolas Roeg worked in different capacities on others, as well as some in the MGM library now overseen by WB.

Stanley Kubrick and John Boorman

The two directors were Stanley Kubrick and John Boorman, although Kubrick’s involvement is largely apocryphal.

Fernando Trueba, the brains behind both films,

Fernando Trueba, the brains behind both films, has assembled the same troupe as before, comprising Penélope Cruz, Antonio Resines, Loles León, Santiago Segura, Neus Asensi, Rosa María Sardá, Jesús Bonilla and Jorge Sanz, joined by a cheerful Javier Cámara, Chino Darín, Carlos Areces, Ana Belén, Arturo Ripstein, and English speakers Mandy Patinkin and Cary Elwes (the lead actors from the cult 1980s film The Princess Bride).

David Lynch

The film was directed by David Lynch, but what actor/director considered directing what actor/director at one point?

Steve Martin

Steve Martin also wrote Two Brainsas well as played the lead, Dr. Michael Hfuhrururr, the world's best neurosurgeon, traveling in Vienna, Austria.

David Willetts

For years David Willetts has been known as 'Two Brains'.

Stanley Kubrick

After making Peter Sellers's First World War epic Paths of Glory (see MHM 40), Stanley Kubrick directed two movies, Spartacus (1960) again with Kirk Douglas and Lolita with Peter Sellers (finished in 1961).

by the enormously talented Ida Lupino

In this film cowritten and directed by the enormously talented Ida Lupino, two men discover that they may be in serious trouble because of the unstable hitchhiker riding with them.

by the amazing Franklin J. Schaffner

Directed by the amazing Franklin J. Schaffner and starring the legendary Yul Brynner, The Double Man is a classic not to be missed.

Quentin Tarantino

Within one heady three year period back in the early 1990s Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed two of the most talked about, imitated and influential films of the decade, 1992s Reservoir Dogs and 1994s Pulp Fiction, in addition to penning the Tony Scott directed True Romance (1993) and the Oliver Stone abortion Natural Born Killers (1994), which veered so far from Tarantino’s original script that Quentin Tarantino's name was removed from the screenplay credits.

Jean Vilar

Jean Vilar directed two films, one of which, Le Far West, was nominated for the Palme dOr at the Cannes Film Festival in 1973, having sold over 25 million records worldwide, Brel is the third best-selling Belgian recording artist of all time.

Macpherson

The trio’s personal lives frequently appear in their public work: Bryher solicited essays for the magazine from Kenneth Macpherson's own psychoanalyst, and Macpherson directed two of the family’s pet monkeys in the film