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Mel Bourne

Mel Bourne

Highest Rated: 100% Broadway Danny Rose (1984)

Lowest Rated: 0% Windows (1980)

Birthday: Nov 22, 1923

Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Best known for his impeccable collaborations with Woody Allen, beginning with "Annie Hall" (1977) and running through "Broadway Danny Rose" (1984), Mel Bourne excels at urban settings. After studying at the Yale School of Drama, Bourne worked as an apprentice to the stage designer Robert Edmond Jones. During the 1950s, he created the settings for numerous stage productions including "The Male Animal" and "The Millionairess." Bourne segued to films in 1957 as associate art director on "That Night." In addition to Woody Allen, he has worked with Michael Mann ("Thief" 1981), Robert Benton ("Still of the Night" 1982) and Barbet Schroeder ("Reversal of Fortune" 1990). Bourne was thrice nominated for an Oscar for his designs for "Interiors" (1978), "The Natural" (1984) and "The Fisher King" (1991).

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet A Short Story Black Cat (Character) - 2022
69% 38% Kiss of Death Production Design $14.7M 1995
33% 52% Something to Talk About Production Design $49.7M 1995
34% 47% Indecent Proposal Production Design $104.9M 1993
85% 85% The Fisher King Production Design $39.4M 1991
19% 47% Rude Awakening Production Design $2.4M 1989
9% 58% Cocktail Production Design $77.3M 1988
74% 72% Fatal Attraction Production Design $154.0M 1987
89% 54% F/X Production Design $19.9M 1986
94% 77% Manhunter Production Design $7.0M 1986
83% 88% The Natural Production Design - 1984
100% 84% Broadway Danny Rose Production Design - 1984
97% 88% Zelig Production Design - 1983
63% 47% Still of the Night Production Design - 1982
80% 81% Thief Production Design - 1981
66% 78% Stardust Memories Production Design - 1980
0% 10% Windows Production Design,
Art Director
- 1980
94% 92% Manhattan Production Design - 1979
78% 79% Interiors Production Design - 1978
97% 92% Annie Hall Art Director - 1977
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Silence Art Director - 1975