Which directors like to appear in their own films? After merging with the movie, you can still recognize them. Hitchcock, a great director with dual British and American citizenship, is one such director, who has made a name for himself in 35 of his films. Rear Window (1954). Image source: High-quality image
Alfred Hitchcock, To Catch a Thief (1955). It tells the story of the once famous thief who, in order to get rid of the suspicion of theft, began to personally investigate the murderer who imitated his methods and repeatedly committed crimes, and launched a battle of wits and courage to catch thieves. Image source: High-quality image
Violent aesthetics guru Quentin d'Orino/Quentin Tarantino also enjoys appearing in his own directorial work. From Dusk Till Dawn, 1996. A pair of dangerous brother thieves decide to wash their hands and agree to meet at a bar, but this is no ordinary bar: they are surrounded by more and more vampires! The imminent danger of the brothers join forces against this group of creatures that can only appear at night, hoping to survive until dawn. Image source: High-quality image
Quentin D'Alentino/Quentin Tarantino, King Kong Is Not Bad/Death Proof, 2007. A horror film, about a perverted murderer, a terrible killing spree, good this mouth can be seen. Image source: High-quality image
Next up is woody Allen, a great American director who spans drama and off-linear comedy. Allen is known for his speedy filmmaking process and the sheer number of films, and he often arranges writers, directors, and sometimes even performs on his own. Inspiration draws on literature, sex, philosophy, psychology, ancient Greece, Jewish identity, European cinema, and his birthplace and life's residence: New York City. Scoop, 2006. Image source: High-quality image
Woody Allen, Danny Rose/ Broadway Danny Rose. It tells the story of a comedian who didn't succeed in the '70s after switching careers. Image source: High-quality image
Italian director Roberto Bernini/Roberto Benigni. This movie is the very famous "Life is Beautiful", 1997, also a comedy, including war, one of the classic films. Image source: High-quality image
Gene Kelly is an American actor who is also a director, producer, and screenwriter. Singin' in the Rain, 1951, (1st place in "25 Greatest Musical Films") Image credit: Gao Pin Image
American actor, director, screenwriter and producer Orson Welles/Orson Welles appeared in his film Citizen Kane. Image source: High-quality image
Japanese director Takeshi Kitano/Kitano Takeshi has also directed and acted in some of his own films, such as the famous "Kikujiro's Summer". It tells the story of Masao, a third-grader, who is on his way to find his divorced mother with Kikujiro (Takeshi Kitano), the two form a friendship, and Masao also comes out of the haze, a very fresh and heart-warming movie. Image source: High-quality image
The last one was born on December 20, 1960 in Bonghwa-gun, North Gyeongsang Province, and is a South Korean director, Kim Ki-duk/Ki-duk Kim, who appeared in his film Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring. The film freezes the plot of the story in different seasons, the sin and redemption that occur in the spring, the desire and indulgence in the summer, the love and hate contained in the autumn, the philosophy and reflection in the winter, and then the continuation of the spring. Image source: High-quality image
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