Director Anthony Minghella dies
Known primarily for his cinematic literary translations, Anthony Minghella had specialized in sweeping, emotionally wrought, character driven stories. Mingella passed away Tuesday in London. He was 54.
The AP has a write up.
I still think his Talented Mr. Ripley is one of the best films of the 90's - a beautifully filmed, fascinating examination of lust and envy with a great ensemble. Through this film and his entire body of work, Minghella seemed to personify a true artisan.
3 comments:
What did he die of?
Follow the link.
Got it.
Bummer.
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