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Sidney J. Furie
Toronto-born Sidney J. Furie has enjoyed an incredibly distinguished career that has spanned more than five decades. Having dabbled in every genre, Furie has directed films starring Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra, Robert Redford, Diana Ross, Michael Caine, Peter O'Toole, Rodney Dangerfield, Barbara Hershey, Gene Hackman, Donald Sutherland, 'Laurence ...
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Director (56 credits)
Director (56 credits)
2000-2001
18 Wheels of Justice
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- Slight of Mind
(2001)
... (as Sidney Furie)
- Wages of Sin
(2000)
1998-2000
Pensacola: Wings of Gold
(TV Series) (8 episodes)
- Casualties of War
(2000)
- Answered Prayers
(2000)
- Officers and Gentleman
(1999)
... (as Sidney Furie)
- Touch and Go
(1999)
- S.O.D.
(1998)
1998-2000
V.I.P.
(TV Series) (5 episodes)
- Analyze Val
(2000)
- Ransom of Red Val
(1999)
- Three Days to a Kill
(1999)
- Mudslide Val
(1999)
- Bloody Val-entine
(1998)
1994
Lonesome Dove: The Series
(TV Series) (3 episodes)
- When Wilt Thou Blow: Part 3
(1994)
- O Western Wind: Part 1
(1994)
- Down Come Rain: Part 2
(1994)
1959
Hudson's Bay
(TV Series) (19 episodes)
- Five Against Sunrise
(1959)
- Rebels of Red River
(1959)
- Pierre's Three Evils
(1959)
- The Duel
(1959)
- The Coward
(1959)
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Writer (18 credits)
Writer (18 credits)
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Producer (8 credits)
Producer (8 credits)
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Actor (3 credits)
Actor (3 credits)
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Thanks (2 credits)
Thanks (2 credits)
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Self (8 credits)
Self (8 credits)
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Personal Details
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Provided the DVD commentary track for Lady Sings the Blues, with Berry Gordy and Shelley Berger. See more »Alternate Names:
Sidney Furie
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Personal Quote:
The truth is, whether your film is about the great mythological character you have to do right, or it's a little movie that nobody ever heard of, you still approach it like it's the most important thing in the world. But failing goes with the territory. Filmmakers are like gunslingers, and you don't win every duel. See more »Trivia:
In 1999 his espionage thriller The Ipcress File (1965) was included at #59 on the BFI's list of the 100 greatest British films of the 20th century. See more »Trademark:
Shoots through and around foregrounded objects to offer a "refracted" view of the action. The style is overt and especially prevalent in The Ipcress File (1965), The Appaloosa (1966) and The Naked Runner (1967), his Wild Angle Trilogy. See more »Star Sign:
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