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Bertrand Tavernier was a French film director, screenwriter, and producer.
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entertainment · French film director (1941–2021) · film director · screenwriter · film producer · writer · actor · film actor · television actor · director · also Bertrand Tavernier, Tavernier
Born 25 April 1941 · Died 25 March 2021 · Q337226
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Died 2021-03-25.
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Awarded Annual award ACFK presented by Association of Czech Film Clubs (2014).
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Awarded César Award for Best Director for Captain Conan (1997).
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Won Golden Bear for The Bait (1995).
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His film L'Appât won the Golden Bear Award at the 45th Berlin International Film Festival
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Awarded Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film for Life and Nothing But (1990).
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Awarded BAFTA Award for Best Film Not in the English Language for Life and Nothing But (1990).
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And several César Awards, amongst others
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Awarded European Film Academy Special Jury Award for Life and Nothing But (1989).
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His film Round Midnight won two César Awards (Best Original Music and Best Sound), the Best Film Award at the Venice Film Festival and the Oscar for Best Music (Original Score) at the 1987 Academy Awards
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Awarded César Award for Best Adaptation for A Sunday in the Country (1985).
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Awarded National Board of Review Award for Best Foreign Language Film for A Sunday in the Country (1984).
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Awarded Cannes Best Director Award for A Sunday in the Country (1984).
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Awarded César Award for Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation for The Judge and the Assassin (1977).
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Awarded César Award for Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation for Let Joy Reign Supreme (1976).
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Awarded César Award for Best Director for Let Joy Reign Supreme (1976).
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Earned Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize for The Clockmaker (1974).
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Awarded Louis Delluc Prize for The Clockmaker (1973).
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Their daughter, Tiffany Tavernier (born in 1967), is a novelist, screenwriter and assistant director.
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Their son, Nils Tavernier (born 1 September 1965), works as both a director and actor.
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Born 1941-04-25.
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