Directing

Robert Altman

Born 1925-02-20 · Kansas City, Missouri, USADied 2006-11-2036 series149 films

Robert Bernard Altman (February 20, 1925 – November 20, 2006) was an American film director and screenwriter known for making films that are highly naturalistic, but with a stylized perspective. In 2006, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences recognized his body of work with an Academy Honorary Award. His films "MASH" (1970), "McCabe & Mrs. Miller" (1971), "The Long Goodbye" (1973), and "Nashville" (1975) have been selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.

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Acting

Behind the camera

2004Tanner on TannerDirector, Executive Producer4 ep.
1997GunDirector, Executive Producer6 ep.
1990Vincent & TheoDirector4 ep.
1988Tanner '88Director, Executive Producer12 ep.
1975Saturday Night LiveDirector1 ep.
1968PremiereDirector1 ep.
1963Kraft Suspense TheatreDirector3 ep.
1962The Gallant MenDirector1 ep.
1962Combat!Director10 ep.
1961Bus StopDirector8 ep.
1961Cain's HundredDirector1 ep.
1961Kraft Mystery TheatreDirector3 ep.
1960The Roaring 20'sDirector9 ep.
1960Route 66Director1 ep.
1960Surfside 6Director1 ep.
1959Hawaiian EyeDirector1 ep.
1959BonanzaDirector3 ep.
1959The TroubleshootersDirector8 ep.
1958U.S. MarshalDirector1 ep.
1958LawmanDirector1 ep.
1958BroncoDirector1 ep.
1957MaverickDirector1 ep.
1957M SquadDirector1 ep.
1957SugarfootDirector2 ep.
1957WhirlybirdsDirector14 ep.
1956The Gale Storm ShowDirector1 ep.
1955Alfred Hitchcock PresentsDirector2 ep.
1955The MillionaireDirector9 ep.

Guest appearances

2002The OscarsSelf2 ep.
2002Omnibus1 ep.
2001History vs. HollywoodSelf1 ep.
2000BackstorySelf1 ep.
1995American CinemaSelf1 ep.
1994Film '72Self1 ep.
1993Intimate PortraitSelf1 ep.
1990The South Bank ShowSelf1 ep.
1976Arena1 ep.
1971The Dick Cavett ShowSelf - Guest2 ep.
1961Omnibus1 ep.
—The DirectorsSelf1 ep.

Also known as: Robert B. Altman · Robert Bernard Altman · 로버트 알트만 · 로버트 알트먼 · رابرت آلتمن · 勞勃阿特曼