Harry Rasky

Harry Rasky worked on a variety of projects during his entertainment career. Rasky was nominated for an Academy Award for "Homage to Chagall - The Colours of Love" in 1977. His newly acquired honor led him to his next few projects including "Arthur Miller on Home Ground" (1979) and "Being Different" (1981) with Billy Barty. He continued to work in film in the eighties and the nineties, directing motion pictures like "The Spies Who Never Were" (1982), "To Mend the World" (1987) and "The War Against the Indians" (1992). In addition to his directing, Rasky also appeared on-screen in the documentary "The Mystery of Henry Moore" (1985) with Maureen Forrester. Rasky most recently appeared on "Christopher Plummer: King of Players" (1998).