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Sidney Lumet

Director, Screenwriter, Producer, Cast, With

Director

2007 - Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
1998 - Gloria
1996 - Night Falls on Manhattan
1993 - Guilty as Sin
1992 - A Stranger Among Us
1990 - Q & A
1989 - Family Business
1988 - Running on Empty
1986 - The Morning After
1986 - Power
1983 - Daniel
1982 - The Verdict
1982 - Deathtrap
1981 - Prince of the City
1978 - The Wiz
1977 - Equus
1976 - Network
1975 - Dog Day Afternoon
1974 - Murder on the Orient Express
1973 - Serpico
1973 - Lovin' Molly
1972 - Child's Play
1972 - The Offence
1971 - The Anderson Tapes
1968 - The Sea Gull
1968 - Bye Bye Braverman
1966 - The Deadly Affair
1966 - The Group
1965 - The Hill
1964 - Fail-Safe
1964 - The Pawnbroker
1962 - Long Day's Journey Into Night
1959 - The Fugitive Kind
1957 - 12 Angry Men

Producer

With

2004 - Imaginary Witness: Hollywood and the Holocaust

Screenwriter

Cast

1938 - - one third of a nation -

Articles

Jan 7 2008 - Sidney Lumet: interview
Nov 7 2006 - 'The Host' - Bong Joon-Ho Q&A
Jun 19 2006 - Hoffman 'Knows You're Dead'
Mar 24 2006 - Spike Lee Q&A
Sep 9 2005 - Sir Sean Connery to receive lifetime honour
Dec 17 2004 - Lumet Given Top Honour

Top Stories

A holiday guide to movie dystopias

‘Going anywhere nice this summer, sir?’ To celebrate the release of Pixar’s sublime post-apocalyptic robo-romance ‘Wall-E’, Time Out offers a tour guide of the best future worlds in film

Eddie Murphy's Crimes Against Cinema

We all remember the comic highs of 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'Bowfinger', but Eddie Murphy has been in a fair few stinkers as well. Time Out to presents a handy rundown of his ten darkest cinematic hours...

Olly Blackburn meets Nic Roeg

Nic Roeg is the director of ‘Performance’, ‘Don’t Look Now’ and, most recently, ‘Puffball’. Olly Blackburn is the man behind ‘Donkey Punch’, a thriller about a holiday gone wrong. We sent Olly to meet his legendary colleague

The nine rules of ’80s fantasy

Unpack the VCR and fire up the soda stream as Time Out celebrates a golden age of Hollywood family filmmaking