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Mike Figgis
Mike Figgis was born on February 28, 1948 in Carlisle, Cumberland, England as Michael Figgis. He is a director and writer, known for Leaving Las Vegas (1995), Stormy Monday (1988) and Timecode (2000).
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Director (42 credits)
Director (42 credits)
2009
3 Minute Wonder
(TV Series documentary short) (4 episodes)
- Jeff Koons
(2009)
- Dan Flavin
(2009)
- Marcel Duchamp
(2009)
- This Is Sculpture: Carl Andre
(2009)
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Writer (19 credits)
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Music department (6 credits)
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Camera and Electrical Department (4 credits)
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Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)
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Self (31 credits)
Self (31 credits)
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In 2006, began work on The Four Dreams of Miss X, a series of short promotional films for the lingerie company Agent Provocateur. All four featured the model Kate Moss in the title role and were released online during late 2006 and early 2007. The individual titles were "Shadows", "Scale", "Exhibitionist" (which featured a ... See more »Official Sites:
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6' 0¼" (1.84 m)
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I could write a short thesis on why there were so many men in the film industry and I'd say it was to do with the weight of the equipment. One can understand how a hierarchy of men, a film crew, has built up. In order for us to handle 100 to 150 large men who are carrying equipment almost like an army unit, then it makes sense to put a man in charge of all of that because there are gender issues ... See more »Star Sign:
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