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Bill Cunningham New York -- An intimate portrait of Bill Cunningham, the 80 year old New York Times photographer who for forty years has been riding around New York City on his bicycle, documenting fashion trends on the street by day and New York's social scene at night for his two weekly columns in the Sunday Times.

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Director:
Richard Press
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Release Date:
16 March 2011 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Documentary | Biography See more »
Plot:
A profile of the noted and extraordinarily cheerful veteran New York City fashion photographer. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Awards:
3 wins & 5 nominations See more »
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(175 articles)
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User Reviews:
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Bill Cunningham ... Himself
Editta Sherman ... Herself
Patrick McDonald ... Himself
Howard Koda ... Himself (as Harold Koda)
John Kurdewan ... Himself

Carmen Dell'Orefice ... Herself
Annette De la Renta ... Herself

Anna Wintour ... Herself

Iris Apfel ... Herself
Shail Upadhya ... Himself
Kim Hastreiter ... Herself
Lesley Vinson ... Herself
Annie Flanders ... Herself
Josef Astor ... Himself
Toni Cimino ... Herself (as Toni 'Suzette' Cimino)

Thelma Golden ... Herself

Tom Wolfe ... Himself
Mrs. Vincent Astor ... Herself (as Brooke Astor)

Mike Wallace ... Himself
Anthony Marshall ... Himself
Kenny Kenny ... Himself

Michael Bloomberg ... Himself (as Michael R. Bloomberg)

Catherine Deneuve ... Herself
Anna Piaggi ... Herself
Didier Grumbach ... Himself

Michael Kors ... Himself
David Wolfson ... Himself
Arthur Sulzberger ... Himself (as Arthur Sulzbrger Jr.)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Larry Costa ... Himself

Directed by
Richard Press 
 
Produced by
Philip Gefter .... producer
 
Cinematography by
Tony Cenicola 
Richard Press 
 
Film Editing by
Ryan Denmark 
 
Sound Department
Chris Fielder .... sound assistant
Paul Hsu .... sound re-recording mixer
Philip Stockton .... sound editor
 
Visual Effects by
Keira Alexandra .... photographic animation designer
Lizzy Benbow .... photographic animation producer
Jacques Broquard .... second photographic animator (as Charles Jacques Broquard)
Joanna Fille .... photographic animation executive producer
Robert Henry .... third photographic animator
Chris MacKenzie .... smoke editor
Wes Richardson .... photographic animation art director
David Valdez .... photographic animator
 
Animation Department
Phillip Hughes .... photoshop artist
 
Editorial Department
Barry Alexander Brown .... additional editor
Marc Brown .... film output: digital intermediate
Sandra Falkowski .... assistant editor
John Vladic .... colorist
 
Music Department
Skooby Laposky .... composer: additional music
Brooke Wentz .... music supervisor: The Rights Workshop
Maryam Soleiman .... music clearance (uncredited)
 
Other crew
Daphne Angles .... coordinator: Paris
Josh Braun .... distribution advisor: Submarine Entertainment
Mickey Cottrell .... publicist
Ann Derry .... representative: The New York Times
Craig Emanuel .... legal counsel: Loeb & Loeb
Erik Hyman .... legal counsel: Loeb & Loeb
Ron Levin .... legal counsel: Babok & Levin
Michele McNally .... representative: The New York Times
Yasmin Namini .... representative: The New York Times
Camille Park .... coordinator: Paris
Lee Riffaterre .... representative: The New York Times
 
Thanks
Melissa Bellinelli .... thanks
Steve Brown .... thanks
Tom Carley .... thanks
Christian Cervegnano .... thanks
Linda Conte .... thanks
Carol Dietz .... thanks
Beth Flynn .... thanks
Dave Frank .... thanks
Susan Guerrero .... thanks
Julio 'Jake' Guevara .... thanks
Bill Horn .... thanks
Mike Lang .... thanks
Bill O'Donnell .... thanks
Simone S. Oliver .... thanks
Ralph Rasa .... thanks
Anne Reid .... thanks
Jeff Roth .... thanks
Vijal Singh .... thanks
Arthur Sulzberger .... thanks
Alice Ting .... thanks
Krishnan Vasudevan .... thanks
Jessica White .... thanks
Alan Yacavone .... thanks
Jeremy Zilar .... thanks
Sam Zucker .... thanks
 

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View content advisory for parents
Runtime:
84 min
Country:
USA | France
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Certification:
USA:Not Rated | UK:12A | Australia:PG | Japan:G
Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USA
Company:
First Thought FilmsSee more »

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Quotes:
Anna Wintour:We all get dressed for Bill!See more »
Movie Connections:
Featured in "Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #2.1" (2011)See more »

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13 out of 14 people found the following review useful.
Not to be missed, 4 April 2011
Author: Harold S. Levine from United States

I have lived in Manhattan for 32 years, 31 of them a very short walking distance from the corner of 57th and 5th, where Mr. Cunningham hunts his prey during the year. I have met him and seen him at work, but knew very little about him. This wonderful documentary not only shows Cunningham going after his shots, but is a wonderful window into the role of fashion and society in New York, with incredible images going back to the 1970s (and in some cases, even earlier). I admit that I cried for about 15 minutes in the beginning, so beautifully do the filmmakers create Cunningham's world -- and a New York I have had the privilege of experiencing. If you liked "The September Issue," or the recent Valentino or Yves St. Laurent documentaries, run don't walk to Bill Cunningham New York. And if you're a gay man of a certain age, bring Kleenex.

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