Jerry Schatzberg

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RECENT CREDITS

Pierre Rissient: Man of Cinema (FILM) Sep. 18, 2008

When Brendan Met Trudy (FILM) Mar. 9, 2001

Reunion (FILM) Mar. 15, 1991

Street Smart (FILM) Mar. 20, 1987

No Small Affair (FILM) Nov. 1, 1984

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HIGHLIGHTS

2000 Returned to feature filmmaking as co-writer and director of "The Day the Ponies Come Back"; premiered at the Montreal Film Festival

1995 Contributed a segment to "Lumiere and Company" about a Manhattan bag lady and a trash collector

1989 Directed the touching drama "Reunion" (scripted by Harold Pinter), about an elderly Jewish man who returns to Germany to locate a childhood friend; last feature film for 11 years

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2000 Returned to feature filmmaking as co-writer and director of "The Day the Ponies Come Back"; premiered at the Montreal Film Festival

1995 Contributed a segment to "Lumiere and Company" about a Manhattan bag lady and a trash collector

1989 Directed the touching drama "Reunion" (scripted by Harold Pinter), about an elderly Jewish man who returns to Germany to locate a childhood friend; last feature film for 11 years

1988 Helmed the lovers on the run drama "Clinton and Nadine"; premiered at Cannes; shown on HBO in the USA

1987 Directed the intriguing if not wholly successful "Street Smart", about a journalist who fakes a story about NYC pimps and prostitutes only to have the district attorney conclude it profiled a murder s

1984 Replaced an ill Martin Ritt as director of "No Small Affair", a love story about an older woman and younger man featuring Demi Moore and Jon Cryer (in roles originally intended for Sally Field and Mat

1982 Had exhibition of photographs at Beaubourg Center in Paris

1980 Helmed "Honeysuckle Rose", a loose remake of "Intermezzo" set in the world of country music and starring Willie Nelson

1979 Again enjoyed critical praise for the political drama "The Seduction of Joe Tynan", written by and starring Alan Alda

1977 Had minor career setback with the dreadful "Sweet Revenge"

1973 Reteamed with Pacino for "Scarecrow", a road movie co-starring Gene Hackman that won the Palm d'Or at Cannes

1971 Enjoyed critical success with "Panic in Needle Park", a searing study of drug addiction starring Al Pacino and Kitty Winn

1970 Directorial debut with "Puzzle of a Downfall Child"; also provided story

1954 - 1956 Worked as assistant to photographer Bill Helburn

Was freelance still photographer and director of TV commercials