Paul Schrader

Director Paul Schrader signed Richardson for the title role in Patty Hearst, Patty Hearst's 1988 docudrama about the heiress and Richardson's kidnapping.

Jennie Shaw

The current director is Jennie Shaw, the chairman Robert Hiscox and the patron The Duchess of Cornwall.

Joel Edgerton

Joel Edgerton directed Patty Hearst (1988) from a screenplay by Nick Kazan, The Comfort of Strangers (1990) from a screenplay by Harold Pinter, Auto Focus (2002).

William Randolph

William Randolph is currently a director of the Hearst Corporation.

with James Mangold (‘Logan’)

A drama based on the story of Patty Hearst is in the works with James Mangold (‘Logan’) directing and Elle Fanning in talks to star, according to Variety.

Richard Rowley

Solly Granatstein, Lucian Read and Richard Rowley also serve as directors.

Goldblum, familiar to audiences from dozens of films including The Big Chill, Jurassic Park, Independence Day and The Fly, sat alongside director/ screenwriter Paul Schrader, best known for Actor Jeff Goldblum's screenplay of Taxi Driver and films Actor Jeff Goldblum

Goldblum, familiar to audiences from dozens of films including The Big Chill, Jurassic Park, Independence Day and The Fly, sat alongside director/ screenwriter Paul Schrader, best known for Actor Jeff Goldblum's screenplay of Taxi Driver and films Actor Jeff Goldblum has directed such as Affliction and Patty Hearst.

Mel Pretorius

The secretary is the former “Mayor” Peter Thompson and the Directors are Deanna Bogdanovic, Lindsay Miller, Jacqueline Goldenstein and Mel Pretorius.

John Hyams’d

It was the filmmaker’s first time writing and directing since 1987s’ LIGHT OF DAY (though John Hyams’d directed PATTY HEARST and THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS and written THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST since then).

Ephraim Chappell

The directors are Ephraim Chappell, Joseph Marshaw and John Fitzgibbons.

Paris Barclay

Emmy Award winner Paris Barclay serves as director and executive producer.

Colin Creedon

The directors are Yvonne Bailey, Teresa Bailey, Anne Gleeson and Colin Creedon.

Geoff Bennett

The directors are Geoff Bennett, Paul Moloney, Leah Purcell.

Catherine Hardwicke

Both David Fincher and Fred Durst were slated to direct the film, but Catherine Hardwicke eventually landed the job, and Fincher stayed on as producer.

Henry Whitfield

The director Henry Whitfield (Leo G. Carroll) is a "difficult" director modeled on Alfred Hitchcock, and Judy Garland's assistant Miss March

Charles Bush

The directors are Charles Bush, Phyl Waterhouse and June Davies.

Elizabeth "Betsy" Peterson

The current director is Elizabeth "Betsy" Peterson.

Theodore Marston

The film's director is often and erroneously claimed to be Theodore Marston, but Barry O'Neil or Lloyd B. Carleton are possible candidates.

Francis Lawrence

The late Phillip Seymour Hoffman (Plutarch Heavensbee) is also featured in the pictures along with Jeffrey Wright (Beetee), Woody Harrelson (Haymitch Abernathy), then is director Francis Lawrence with Mahershala Ali (Boggs), and finally the director with screenwriter Peter Craig (far left) and producer Nina Jacobson (middle).

Danny Huston

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