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Every great director has a muse, or even two
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In ancient Greece, every creative person had a muse who inspired him to create masterpieces. Since then, nothing has changed, and now directors, writers and other creators are finding inspiration in their favorite women.
Website is sharing with you photo of the director and actresses work together which gave us a lot of exciting films.
Remember that is a great woman behind every great man.
Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman
Quentin Tarantino has repeatedly admitted that his muse - the inimitable Uma Thurman. Their first collaboration was the film "Pulp Fiction" and then "Kill Bill 1 & 2».
Pedro Almodovar and Penelope Cruz
Joint work on such films as "Live Flesh," "All About My Mother", "The Return," "Broken Embraces," and brought the director and the actress numerous awards and nominations for the most prestigious award.
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton
Despite the fact that the marriage of the actress and the director quickly fell apart, their friendship lasted for many years. Many believe that Woody Allen did with Keaton his best films, including "Sleep", "Love and Death", "Annie Hall," "Interiors," "Manhattan," "The Age of Radio" and "Manhattan Murder Mystery".
Woody Allen and Scarlett Johansson
In 2005, Woody Allen has invited young actress to play Scarlett in his film "Match Point." It is said that the scene with her first appearance in a scene director to reshoot 4 times. To think through every detail, from hairstyles to clothing color. I wanted the viewer to admire Scarlett as well as admired him. This was followed by many more joint activities.
Ethan and Joel Coen and Frances McDormand
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Career and Frances McDormand Coen Brothers began almost at the same time - on the set of their debut film "Blood Simple." After that, they worked together on such films as "Raising Arizona," "Miller's Crossing," "Barton Fink," "Fargo," "The Man Who Was not There" and "Burn After Reading».
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Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter
Helena was his girlfriend and muse of the famous director. Together they worked on the movie "Planet of the Apes," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," "Alice in Wonderland", "Dark Shadows", etc. In 2014, Tim Burton and Helena split up but retained a friendly relationship.
Joe Wright and Keira Knightley
Cooperation Keira Knightley and Joe Wright began with the film "Pride and Prejudice", which was a huge success both with the audience and from critics. Then the actress and director have worked together on the film "Atonement" and "Anna Karenina".
Alfred Hitchcock and Grace Kelly
When Hitchcock first saw the blonde Grace Kelly, she immediately took a fancy to him his "sexual elegance" and, without thinking twice, he invited her to appear in his films. Their partnership ended when Grace married. However, as the muses it had existed for a very long time Hitchcock.
Alfred Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren
Tippi Hedren was a real heroine to Alfred Hitchcock. He drew what the actress came under already established type, but it stands out from the rest. Together they worked on the film "Marnie" and "Birds", the last actress then received the "Golden Globe».
David Lynch and Laura Dern
Laura Dern was a real muse of the great director, and together they presented the audience with films like "Blue Velvet," "Wild at Heart", "Inland Empire" and "Industrial Symphony number 1: Sleeping girl with a broken heart."
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