Forman, Milos F Directors Directing Filmmaking
Forman, Milos F Directors Directing Filmmaking
Forman, Milos
Born in Czechoslovakia in 1932, Milos Forman began his film directing career in that country, but emigrated to the United States after 1968. His major films include "Loves of a Blonde," "Fireman's Ball", and "Black Peter" (Czech); and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," "Hair," "Ragtime", "Amadeus," and "The People vs. Larry Flynt" (US).
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