Bernard Rose
Film director, screenwriter, cinematographer
Born
August 4th, 1960
65 years ago
Died
November 21st, 1996
28 years ago — 36 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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Active since the 1980s, this English director and screenwriter gained prominence for directing the horror film 'Candyman' in 1992. 'Candyman' is often regarded as a significant entry in the horror genre and has garnered a cult following. The director's work spans various genres, with contributions to both film and television, often exhibiting a distinct style. Apart from filmmaking, also ventured into cinematography, showcasing technical skills in visual storytelling. Several of his films have received critical attention and fostered discussions on cultural themes.
Directed 'Candyman' (1992)
Wrote and directed 'Immortality' (1998)
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