Terrence Malick

Biography

Born 11/30/1943

Director Terrence Malick was one of the most meticulous, original and enigmatic American filmmakers to emerge in the vaunted 1970s. Unlike other equally gifted directors who came of age during that time – Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg – Malick’s source of inspiration...
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Filmography

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Awards

In 2000, received American Film Institute Franklin J Schaffner Alumni Medal
In 1999, received Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear
In 1998, received Chicago Film Critics Award for Best Director

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Production Photos

Terrence Malick, The Thin Red Line (1998)

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Highlights

In 2005, Helmed the the pre-colonial epic "The New World," a revisionist take on the story of Pocahontas and John Smith, starring Colin Farrell
In 1998, Wrote and directed first film in twenty years, "The Thin Red Line"
In 1976, Wrote and directed "Days of Heaven"; spent two years editing film which was released in 1978

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Family & Companions

Michie Gleason: together in the late 1970s
Michele Morette: wife (second wife; French; met c. 1980 in Paris; married in 1988; divorced in 1998)
Alexandra Wallace: wife (third wife; has three children from a previous relationship; married c. 1998; credited with continuity on "The Thin Red Line" )

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