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In the 1980s he produced, directed, wrote and co-starred in [[The Last Horror Film]] (1982), which he filmed during the [[Cannes Film Festival]] and which went on to win numerous awards including the [[Paris Film Festival Award]], the [[Los Angeles Golden Scroll Award]] and the [[Sitges Film Festival Award]]. |
In the 1980s he produced, directed, wrote and co-starred in [[The Last Horror Film]] (1982), which he filmed during the [[Cannes Film Festival]] and which went on to win numerous awards including the [[Paris Film Festival Award]], the [[Los Angeles Golden Scroll Award]] and the [[Sitges Film Festival Award]]. |
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He has directed, produced and distributed over 50 films, and his movie, [[Welcome 2 Ibiza]] (2002), won the [[Bangkok Film Festival Audience Award]] in November of 2002 for Best Picture. |
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David is currently building a large movie studio in Thailand with acclaimed film director [[Oliver Stone]] <ref>http://thaifilmjournal.blogspot.com/2008/01/who-is-david-winters.html</ref> <ref>http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.php?IDNEWS=0000004539</ref> and is producing a number of action films in Asia. His movie, the King Maker is the first independent motion picture made entirely in Thailand that has been successfully sold to a Major Studio. |
David is currently building a large movie studio in Thailand with acclaimed film director [[Oliver Stone]] <ref>http://thaifilmjournal.blogspot.com/2008/01/who-is-david-winters.html</ref> <ref>http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.php?IDNEWS=0000004539</ref> and is producing a number of action films in Asia. His movie, the King Maker is the first independent motion picture made entirely in Thailand that has been successfully sold to a Major Studio. |
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David Winters (born Born, 5, April 1939, London, UK) is a Actor, Dancer, Choreographer, Producer and Director.
David Winters starred as A-Rab - one of the main characters of the West Side Story musical, Winner of 10 Academy Awards, "THE MOST ACCLAIMED MOTION PICTURE OF OUR TIME!"
Winters taught dance to world famous actors, such as Ann-Margret and Raquel Welch. He also choreographed many major films, including five Elvis Presley films and later, Barbra Streisand's A Star Is Born (1976). He became a regular singer/dancer and choreographer on "Hullabaloo" (1965) as well as choreographing and guest-starring in Nancy Sinatra's NBC broadcast special: Movin' with Nancy (1967) (TV), earning his first of many Emmy Nominations.
This catapulted him into television directing and producing and, in all, he has directed and produced over 200 shows, specials and movies, including the award-winning Once Upon a Wheel (1971), starring Paul Newman, and the musical Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1973) (TV) starring Kirk Douglas. For his television work, Winters has won the coveted Peabody Award, the Christopher Award and many Emmy Nominations.
In the 1980s he produced, directed, wrote and co-starred in The Last Horror Film (1982), which he filmed during the Cannes Film Festival and which went on to win numerous awards including the Paris Film Festival Award, the Los Angeles Golden Scroll Award and the Sitges Film Festival Award.
He has directed, produced and distributed over 50 films, and his movie, Welcome 2 Ibiza (2002), won the Bangkok Film Festival Audience Award in November of 2002 for Best Picture.
David is currently building a large movie studio in Thailand with acclaimed film director Oliver Stone [1] [2] and is producing a number of action films in Asia. His movie, the King Maker is the first independent motion picture made entirely in Thailand that has been successfully sold to a Major Studio.