James Mangold
Milestones
- Birthplace: New York
- Birthday: December 16, 1963
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2007
Directed the Western, "3:10 to Yuma" starring Russell Crowe and Christian Bale
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2005
Directed and co-wrote, "Walk the Line," a chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash's life, starring Joaquin Phoenix as Cash and Reese Witherspoon as June Carter
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2003
Helmed the psychological horror film, "Identity"; also contributed to the script
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2002
Acted in "The Sweetest Thing," as a doctor and love interest to Christina Applegate
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2001
Directed and received screenwriting credit on the time-traveling romantic comedy "Kate & Leopold"
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1999
Directed and contributed to the screenplay of "Girl, Interrupted"
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1997
Helmed "Cop Land", a low-budget, independent feature starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro (also wrote)
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1995
Feature directorial debut, "Heavy" (also wrote); film was distributed in 1996
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1991
1991 Was one of five candidates selected by Milos Forman for his advanced writing and directing workshop at Columbia; developed the screenplay for his feature directorial debut "Heavy" at this seminar
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1989
Returned to NYC and enrolled in Columbia's film program
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1988
Feature screenwriting debut on Disney animated film "Oliver & Company" (re-released in 1996)
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1986
Scripted the TV-movie, "Deacon Street Deer," but was fired as the project's director and replaced with veteran TV director, Jackie Cooper
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1985
His short film "Barn" earned him an agent and a one-year contract with Walt Disney Studios
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1974
Began making animated and live action films at age 11 (date approximate)
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Directed "Tree/Line", a documentary about his mother, artist Sylvia Mangold Plimack, that accompanied her museum show
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Raised in the Hudson Valley, New York area
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While at CalArts, wrote and directed four short films
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