George Hickenlooper Blu-ray Artist Details

No stranger to wealth and power, slick lobbyist Jack Abramoff lands deep in a political corruption scandal after bilking millions from Indian tribes. Greed and vanity catch up to the charismatic Abramoff in the form of the mob, the media and the law.

Genres	Biographies, Crime Dramas, Drama, Dramas Based on Real Life, Political Dramas
Crew	George Hickenlooper (Director), Adam Swica (Cinematographer)
Cast	Kevin Spacey, Barry Pepper, Kelly Preston, Jon Lovitz, Rachelle Lefevre, Ruth Marshall, Graham Greene, Hannah Endicott-Douglas, John Robinson, Jason Weinberg, Spencer Garrett, Christian Campbell, Eric Schweig, Yannick Bisson
Nominations	Golden Globe Awards: Best Actor in a Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy): Kevin Spacey
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Director George Hickenlooper's biographical drama charts the meteoric rise and subsequent fall from grace of Edie Sedgwick (Sienna Miller), an ambitious starlet with a beautiful face who becomes the muse of the one-and-only Andy Warhol (Guy Pearce). After dropping out of college in 1965, Edie heads for New York City and meets pop-culture icon Andy, who turns her into the toast of the town. But glamour and fame come at a price.

Genres	20th Century Period Pieces, Biographies, Drama, Dramas Based on Real Life, Independent, Indie Dramas, Period Pieces, Showbiz Dramas
Crew	George Hickenlooper (Director), Michael Grady (Cinematographer)
Cast	Sienna Miller, Guy Pearce, Hayden Christensen, Meredith Ostrom, Jimmy Fallon, Beth Grant, Illeana Douglas, Mena Suvari, George Hickenlooper, Shawn Hatosy, Mary-Kate Olsen, Don Novello
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It's Francis Ford Coppola vs. natural catastrophe, crazy actors, the Philippine government and crushing self-doubt in this unbelievable account of the making of the 1979 classic Apocalypse Now. Behind-the-scenes location footage is combined with candid 1990 interviews of cast and crew members; the result is a fascinating portrait of a director plunged into the very obsession he sought to portray on film.