James Mangold

James Mangold

  • Born: 1963-12-16
  • Birthplace: New York, USA
  • Height: 6' (1.83 m)
  • Profession: Director, screenwriter, producer, actor
  • Nationality: America
  • Graduate School: California Institute of the Arts, Columbia University
  • Representative Works: Identity, walk the line, The Wolverine, Logan
  • James Allen Mangold (James Mangold) was born on December 16, 1963 in New York, USA. American director, screenwriter, and producer [1]  .
    In 1995, he directed his first film " Upstate Story ", which won the 11th Sundance Film Festival Jury Special Award for Best Director. In 1997, he wrote and directed the crime thriller " Cop Land ". In 1999, directed the feature film " Girl ". On December 25, 2001, the filmed love movie " Kate & Leopold " was released. In 2003, the thriller movie " Identity " was filmed . In 2005, he directed the music biographical film " walk the line ", which won the 63rd American Film and Television Golden Globe Awards for Best Film-Musical Comedy. In 2007, the western movie " 3:10 to Yuma " was filmed . In 2010, directed the action-adventure movie " Knight and Day ".
    On September 25, 2012, the directed crime action drama " Vegas " premiered. In 2013, filmed the science fiction action film " The Wolverine ". On June 30, 2015, the sci-fi thriller " Zoo " , which served as the producer, was broadcast. In 2017, he directed the science fiction action film " Logan ", which won a nomination for the best adapted screenplay in the 90th Academy Awards [2]  . In 2019, directed the biographical film " Ford v . Ferrari " [3]  .

    Personal Life

    James Allen Mangold's parents are artists Robert Mangold and Sylvia Plimack Mangold. James Allen Mangold's mother is Jewish   .
    James Allen Mangold’s wife is Cathy Konrad , a producer   .

    Character Evaluation

    James Allen Mangold used the plot and celebrity effect of the romantic comedy "Kate & Leopold" to open up a place for himself in the field of commercial films   . His "Identity" directed film, especially thriller art to the extreme, at the same time, it also contains and conveys rich cultural connotation. "Identity" opened up the channel between detective mystery novels and thrillers, and demonstrated the desirability and social effects of this unique film style of thrillers; it built a bridge of communication between movies and social thoughts; The intertextual dialogue between Agatha and Sartre caused audiences to ponder about social phenomena and the construction of human beings; standing at the height of philosophy, they surpassed the limitations of phenomenon disclosure, inspiring audiences to pay attention to criminal groups and the survival and nature of human beings. More importantly, in the dialogue and transcendence with Agatha’s detective mystery novels and Sartre’s existentialism, James Allen Mangold showed the world the diverse and complex nature of American culture, especially film culture.  .
    Extended Reading
    • Jeff 2022-03-20 09:01:45

      No one can compare to gentleman Hugh Jackman

      When this movie first came out, I was still a student...

      Later, someone told me that my classmates in Cantonese pronounced it: tonghao.
      It's amazing, it's exactly the same as Miss Chan in McDull's movie.
      It's a pity that I'm not a student, and no one calls me a classmate anymore.

      Going too far, I...

    • Dandre 2022-03-20 09:01:45

      time makes you grow old

      I watched this movie because of Meg Ryan, and after watching it, I felt that her style was completely overshadowed by the male lead. I

      felt that time made me grow old. In <> Meg was so young and sweet, In this film, the vicissitudes of life can no longer be concealed. Especially in the scene of...

    • Katarina 2022-03-26 09:01:05

      How to describe it well, uh...it's really...too ugly.... all the male and female protagonists, male and female supporting roles are too 2

    • Darion 2022-03-21 09:01:54

      I love it so much, I don’t know if it’s TAT ​​for shrimp

    Kate & Leopold quotes

    • Leopold: What has happened to the world? You have every convenience and comfort, yet no time for integrity.

    • Kate: I've been paying dues all of my life. And I'm tired, and I need a rest, and if I have to peddle a little pond scum to get one, then so be it.