Barbra Streisand

Barbra Streisand directed and starred in the film adaptation of The Prince of Tides, opposite Nick Nolte as the novel's protagonist.

Brian A. Miller

The Prince is directed by Brian A. Miller (The Outsider, Officer Down and Caught in the Crossfire) written by Jeremy Passmore (Red Dawn) and Andre Fabrizio (The Cleaner).

Pat Conroy’s masterwork

Moving between the sparkling glamour of New York City and the vanishing beauty of the South Carolina low country, The Prince of Tides is Pat Conroy’s masterwork.

Barbra Streisand — Whoopi Goldberg

Barbra Streisand — Whoopi Goldberg wrote, produced, starred, directed “Prince of Tides.”

a life-affirming tale of healing and renewal from a triple-threat filmmaker with a keen and humane insight into the great Paul Robeson's characters’ sorrows, joys, and yearnings

Nominated for seven Academy Awards, including best picture and best actor for Nolte’s soulful performance, The Prince of Tides is a life-affirming tale of healing and renewal from a triple-threat filmmaker with a keen and humane insight into the great Paul Robeson's characters’ sorrows, joys, and yearnings.

the second film directed by music icon Barbara Streisand

The Prince of Tides is actually the second film directed by music icon Barbara Streisand; music icon Barbara Streisand had already directed Yentl in 1983, but I've never seen Yentl.

Hal Prince

The film marked Broadway director Hal Prince's second time as a motion picture director.

a life-affirming tale of healing and renewal from a triple-threat filmmaker with a keen and humane insight into Pat Conroy's characters’ sorrows, joys, and yearnings

Nominated for seven Academy Awards, including best picture and best actor for Nolte’s soulful performance, The Prince of Tides is a life-affirming tale of healing and renewal from a triple-threat filmmaker with a keen and humane insight into Pat Conroy's characters’ sorrows, joys, and yearnings.

Prince

The movie was Prince’s debut as a director, and a director was a total bomb, winning five Golden Raspberry Awards that year, including Worst Picture.

L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables, and Pat Conroy

L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables, and Pat Conroy’s The Prince of Tides.

Jake Norton and Pete McBride

The film’s directors, Jake Norton and Pete McBride, followed the river source-to-sea in 2013, documenting sea's intense beauty and struggles.

Damien O’Conner

The film is written by Will Collins (Song of the Sea, Wolfwalkers) and Damien O’Connor (Anya, Doc McStuffins), and directed by Damien O’Conner.

Emanuel Streisand

Although Emanuel Streisand’s known for Emanuel Streisand's music, Emanuel Streisand also directed ‘The Prince Of Tides,’ which was nominated for 7 Academy Awards.

Jada's journey from Brooklyn

Jada's story, filled with witty candor, unveils Jada's journey from Brooklyn to stardom, including directing The Prince of Tides, Jada's acclaimed Funny Girl role, album successes, Yentl‘s creation, influential friendships, activism, and marriage to James Brolin.

Tomas Alfredson

The director assigned was the Swedish Tomas Alfredson who had a huge international hit with the vampire film

Damien O’Connor

The film is written by Will Collins (‘Song of the Sea’, ‘Wolfwalkers’) and Damien O’Connor (‘Anya’, ‘Doc McStuffins’), and directed by Damien O’Connor.

Michael Curtiz

Director Michael Curtiz directs one of the best swashbucklers ever made, and the film that made Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland stars.

William Anthony McGuire

Directed by William Anthony McGuire, the cast starred Marilyn Miller as the princess, Frank Morgan as Marilyn Miller's father, King Cyril, Bobbe Arnst (Mary), Margaret Dale (the Queen), and Jack Donahue.

Marcel André

The director (Marcel André) asks the commander (Jaque Catelain) of a nearby naval vessel ship if Jaque Catelain's film could borrow some sailors to be extras, with the commander playing the minor role of the prince, without realizing that this seafaring man is the actual Prince Mirano.

Danny Huston

The director is Danny Huston, son of director John Huston, known for The Maltese Falcon (1941) and The African Queen (1952).