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Fons Rademakers

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Birthday: Sep 5, 1920

Birthplace: Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands

Stage actor and director who apprenticed under Vittorio De Sica and Jean Renoir before making his feature debut with the Bergmanesque, Oscar-nominated "Village on the River" (1958). Rademakers went on to establish himself as the preeminent Dutch director of the next two decades, turning out a string of finely executed, psychologically complex dramas such as "The Knife" (1960) and "Mira" (1971). He also produced several films for other directors, particularly his wife, Lili Rademakers ("Menuet" 1972, "Diary of a Mad Old Man" 1987). Rademakers' 1986 political thriller, "The Assault," won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film.

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Highest-Rated Movies

20% Because of the Cats
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Obsessions
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Mira
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Diary of a Mad Old Man
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The Enemies
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The Dark Room of Damocles
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67% Max Havelaar
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89% The Rose Garden
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Village by the River
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79% The Assault
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Filmography

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The Rose Garden 89% 1989 Director Diary of a Mad Old Man 1987 Producer The Assault 79% 1986 Director, Producer Max Havelaar 67% 1976 Director Because of the Cats 20% 1973 Director, Screenwriter, Producer Mira 1971 Director Obsessions 1969 Raoul Orlov Actor The Enemies 1968 Actor The Dark Room of Damocles 1963 Director, Screenwriter, Producer That Joyous Eve 1960 Director, Writer Village by the River 1958 Director, Screenwriter
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