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Sidney Arthur Lumet (June 25, 1924 – April 9, 2011) was an American film director. He was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and Columbia University. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''Film/{{Network}}''. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director"; several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards for their performances.
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Sidney Arthur Lumet (June 25, 1924 – April 9, 2011) was an American film director. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'', and the films ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''Film/{{Network}}''.
Lumet was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and ColumbiaUniversity. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''Film/{{Network}}''.University. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director"; several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s for their performances.performances.
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Sidney Lumet (1924–2011) was an American film director. He was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and Columbia University. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''Film/{{Network}}''. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age Of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director"; several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards for their performances.
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'''Sidney Lumet''' (1924–2011) was an American film director. He was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and Columbia University. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''Film/{{Network}}''. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age Of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director", director"; several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards for their performances.
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Sidney Lumet (1924-2011) was an American film director. He was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and Columbia University. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''TwelveAngryMen'' ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''DogDayAfternoon'' ''Film/DogDayAfternoon'' and ''{{Network}}''.''Film/{{Network}}''. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age Of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director", several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards for their performances.
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Sidney Lumet (1924-2011) was an American film director. He was born in UsefulNotes/{{Philadelphia}}, Pennsylvania and studied theater acting at the Professional Children's School of New York and Columbia University. He is probably most famous for his debut film, ''TwelveAngryMen'' and the films ''DogDayAfternoon'' and ''{{Network}}''. He started out in the theater acting, then becoming a director of stage and then live dramas in the "Golden Age Of Television" in the 1950s. Known as an "actor's director", several actors who've starred in his films have been nominated and won Academy Awards for their performances.
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* ''TwelveAngryMen'' (1957)
* ''Theatre/AViewFromTheBridge'' (1962)
* ''LongDaysJourneyIntoNight'' (1962)
* ''{{FailSafe}}'' (1964)
* ''ThePawnBroker''
* ''TheHill'' (1965)
* ''TheAndersonTapes'' (1971)
* ''{{Serpico}}'' (1973)
* ''MurderOnTheOrientExpress'' (1974)
* ''DogDayAfternoon'' (1975)
* ''{{Network}}'' (1976)
* ''{{Equus}}'' (1977)
* ''TheWiz'' (1978)
* ''PrinceOfTheCity'' (1981)
* ''{{Film/Deathtrap}}'' (1982)
* ''TheVerdict'' (1982)
* '''TheMorningAfter'' (1986)
* ''RunningOnEmpty'' (1988)
* ''FamilyBusiness'' (1989)
* ''Literature/QAndA'' (1990)
* ''NightFallsOnManhattan'' (1997)
* ''FindMeGuilty'' (2006)
* ''BeforeTheDevilKnowsYoureDead'' (2007)
