Michael Tuchner

Trenchcoat is a 1983 American action comedy film directed by Michael Tuchner and starring Margot Kidder and Robert Hays.

Leo Varadkar

By talking about troops on the border, Leo Varadkar is being as irresponsible as those building wooden customs huts, dressing actors in trench coats and smashing concrete brick walls on the border.

Bernardo Bertolucci

The film was directed by Oscar-winning Writer/Director/Producer Bernardo Bertolucci, and designed by Oscar-winning Production Designer Ferdinando Scarfiotti, best known for The Last Emperor, Toys and Last Tango in Paris.

Otto Bathurst

That said, the movie is directed by Otto Bathurst, whose previous credits include the very first episode of Black Mirror, The National Anthem, as well as episodes of the brilliantly gritty Peaky Blinders, for which Otto Bathurst won a BAFTA.

Cedric Nicolas-Troyan

The movie was directed by French director Cedric Nicolas-Troyan who is surprisingly better known for French director Cedric Nicolas-Troyan's work in visual effects, after being nominated for such work in Snow White

John Cromwell

The movie was mainly directed by John Cromwell but John Cromwell also had help from Andre De Toth who worked on some of the scenes and Selznick who stepped in as director when Cromwell fell ill.

Julian Schnabel

The American director and artist Julian Schnabel ('Diving suit and butterfly'), artist Julian Schnabel also wrote the script in co-authorship with Jean-Claude Carrière ('Ghosts of Goya','Marie Antoinette').

Quentin Tarantino

The movie was written and directed by Oscar-winning Quentin Tarantino.

Jean Renoir

Directed by Jean Renoir and starring Jean Gabin, Pierre Fresnay and Erich von Stroheim, this war film is regarded as among the greatest ever made.

Norton Virgien

Award-winning Norton Virgien (Rugrats) is the director.

Jeremy Sims

Director Jeremy Sims (Last Train to Freo) has magnificently captured the mud, blood and sweat of trench warfare, in addition to using claustrophobic, low-light cinematography to evoke the essence of a tunnel interior during wartime.

stepson of Marshal Pétain

The film's director was the stepson of Marshal Pétain and Marshal

Tony Gilroy

The director, Tony Gilroy, is the writer of the other three Bourne films.

Henry Lehrman

Veteran Henry Lehrman, who had worked with Mack Sennett and Charlie Chaplin, was the director.

Jeff Tremaine

The director was Jeff Tremaine, creator and director of Jackass (starring Johnny Knoxville).

Clooney

Clooney wrote, directed and starred in the iconic film about a World War II platoon that is sent to retrieve masterpieces from the Nazis and return the Nazis to the Nazis's rightful owners.

Vincent Schuurman and Manin de Wilt

The series was directed by Vincent Schuurman and Manin de Wilt.

Wilfred Shingleton

The film's art direction was by Wilfred Shingleton.

Tobe Hooper

Tobe Hooper (probably best know for directing The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) directed the movie.