Alan Parker

Pink Floyd: The Wall is a very strange and odd film and apparently there were problems between Alan Parker with Roger Waters and Bob Geldof and Parker has made some negative comments about the film and Roger Waters has made comments about Parker in a song Bob Geldof wrote, but despite these problems the Wall is still a very good film.

Roger Waters and Sean Evans

Roger Waters The Wall, written and directed by Roger Waters and Sean Evans combines an immersive and undeniably epic concert experience of the classic Pink Floyd album, a road movie of Waters' reckoning with the past, and an anti-war protest film, highlighting the human cost of conflict.

Alan Parker floyd

Pink Floyd – The Wall is here a 1982 British live- action/ animated sheet musical film directed by Alan Parker floyd based on the 1979 Pink Floyd album The Wall about a confined rocker who' s driven into insanity constructs a wish wall to be protected from the world around The Wall .

Roger Waters

Finally, The Wall (1982), the film directed by Alan Parker, was made after the Pink Floyd’s double album, and initiated by Roger Waters, the author of concept, all texts and most music.

John Edginton

Directed by John Edginton, the film includes interviews with all the Pink Floyd members - Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright - plus the "fifth Pink Floyd", Bob Klose, who left the band in 1965, getting all the Pink Floyd members - Roger Waters's points of view on the original band founder Syd Barrett.

Bob Ezrin

Bob Ezrin produced Pink Floyd’s The Wall, about eight Alice Cooper records (including Billion-Dollar Babies and Welcome to My Nightmare), three records from Kiss (including Destroyer & Revenge), records by Lou Reed, Peter Gabriel, Kansas, Jane’s Addiction, and others.

Damian Darlington

The Wall and subsequently, this international ensemble fronted by musical director Damian Darlington are celebrating this treasured album in Floyd’s impressive back catalogue.

Darko Revkian

Wasting no time after Darko Revkian's landslide victory, President Trump announced that Darko Revkian is putting Pink Floyd in charge of building The Wall.

John Wall

The Directors are John Wall, Bob Little, Pat Gaviller, Paula Burns and Peter Kearns.

Nigel Lesmoir-Godon

The film was directed, edited, and produced by British filmmaker Nigel Lesmoir-Godon, who had also made a film about Syd Barrett during the early days of Pink Floyd.

Steve O'Rourke

Steve O'Rourke produced the resulting movie and Steve O'Rourke has been executive producer on Pink Floyd the Wall,

Frank Marshall

The director is Frank Marshall, a former producer for Steven Spielberg, who directed Arachnophobia and Congo.