Arthur Penn

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film director film producer human screenwriter television director theatre director

Arthur Penn was an influential American film director whose innovative, character-driven works like "Bonnie and Clyde" helped define the New Hollywood era.

Aliases (1)

Arthur Hiller Penn ×1

Statements (58)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	film director → film producer → human → screenwriter → television director → theatre director →
activeYearsInFilm	1950s–1990s →
awardReceived	Academy Award for Best Director nomination → Directors Guild of America Lifetime Achievement Award → Tony Award for Best Direction of a Play →
causeOfDeath	congestive heart failure →
conflictParticipatedIn	World War II →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1922-09-27 →
dateOfDeath	2010-09-28 →
directed	Alice's Restaurant → Bonnie and Clyde → Dead of Winter → Four Friends → Little Big Man → Mickey One → Night Moves → Target → The Chase → The Left Handed Gun → The Miracle Worker → The Missouri Breaks →
directedTelevision	Playhouse 90 → The Philco Television Playhouse → The United States Steel Hour →
educatedAt	Black Mountain College → The New School →
familyName	Penn →
fullName	Arthur Hiller Penn →
genre	crime film → drama film →
givenName	Arthur →
influenced	American crime cinema → New Hollywood filmmakers →
memberOf	Actors Studio →
movement	New Hollywood →
notableFor	innovative, character-driven filmmaking →
notableWork	Alice's Restaurant → Bonnie and Clyde → Little Big Man → Night Moves → The Miracle Worker →
occupation	film director → film producer → screenwriter → television director → theatre director →
placeOfBirth	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States →
placeOfDeath	New York City, New York, United States →
positionHeld	president of the Actors Studio →
servedIn	United States Army →
sibling	Irving Penn →
spouse	Peggy Maurer →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bonnie and Clyde →	director
Arthur Penn ("Arthur Hiller Penn") →	fullName
New Hollywood →	notableDirector