Re: July 2024: Oldest living film people!

DIRECTORS:
1926: Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles)
1927: Alvin Rakoff (City on Fire, 1979), Jerry Schatzberg (Panic in
Needle Park, 1971), Marcel Ophuls (The Sorrow & the Pity, 1969),
Madeline Anderson (I Am Somebody, 1969)
1928: James Ivory (The Remains of the Day), Harold Becker (Sea of Love,
1989)
1929: Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo, 1970), Mark Rydell (On Golden Pond)
1930: Frederick Wiseman (Titicut Follies, 1967), Larry Peerce (Goodbye,
Columbus, 1969), Robert Carl Cohen (TV's Inside Red China,1957)
1931: Hector Olivera (Rebellion in Patagonia, 1974), Ted Kotcheff
(Weekend at Bernie's), Jan Troell (The Emigrants, 1971), Bill Persky
(TV's The Dick Van Dyke Show), Yoji Yamada (Twilight Samurai, 2004),
Alain Cavalier (Therese, 1986), Márta Mészáros (Diary for my Children,
1984)
1932: Alfonso Arau (Like Water for Chocolate), Richard Lester (A Hard
Day's Night), Alexander Kluge (Part-Time Work of a Domestic Slave,
1974), Jerzy Hoffman (The Deluge, 1974), Jean-Paul Rappeneau (Cyrano de
Bergerac, 1990), Elaine May (The Heartbreak Kid, 1972), John Glen (For
Your Eyes Only, 1981), Alanis Obomsawin (Kanehsatake: 270 Years of
Resistance, 1993), Robert Benton (Kramer vs. Kramer), Edgar Reitz (TV's
Heimat: A Chronicle of Germany, 1984)
1933: William Fruet (TV's Goosebumps, 1995-1998), Liliana Cavani (The
Night Porter, 1974), John Boorman (Deliverance), Jack Hill (Coffy,
1973), Costa Gavras (Z, 1968), Yoko Ono (Rape, 1969), Sidney J. Furie
(Lady Sings the Blues, 1972), Tinto Brass (Caligula, 1979), Jean Becker
(Conversations with my Gardener, 2007), Ken Jacobs (Tom, Tom, the
Piper's Son, 1969), M.T. Vasudevan Nair (Nirmalyam, 1973), Roman
Polanski (Rosemary's Baby)
PRODUCERS:
1927: Arthur Cohn (The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, 1970)
1929: Sandy Frank (TV's Battle of the Planets, 1978), Sid Krofft
(Pufnstuf), Joan Ganz Cooney (TV's Sesame Street)
1930: Frank Price (TV's The Virginian, 1963-1967)
1931: Irwin Winkler (Goodfellas)
1932: George Stevens, Jr. (The Diary of Anne Frank), George Schlatter
(TV's Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, 1968-1973)
1933: Quincy Jones (The Color Purple), Lou Adler (The Rocky Horror
Picture Show)
MISCELLANEOUS:
1923: Józef Hen (novelist/screenwriter: The Boxer and Death, 1963)
1924: Lee Adams (lyricist: Bye Bye Birdie)
1925: Alan Bergman (composer: TV's Maude)
1926: Robert McGinnis (poster designer: Breakfast at Tiffany's), Gene
Shalit (critic), Peter Marshall (host: TV's Hollywood Squares), David
Attenborough (host: TV's The Living Planet)
1927: Maggie Lettvin (TV's Maggie & the Beautiful Machine, 1969-1979)
John Kander (composer: Cabaret)
1928: Charles Strouse (composer: TV's All in the Family), Johnny Gilbert
(announcer: TV's Jeopardy!)
1929: Billy Williams (cinematographer: Gandhi)
1930: Silvio Santos (Brazilian TV host)
1931: Caroline Graham (writer: TV's Midsomer Murders, 1999-2010), Dan
Rather (TV broadcaster: 1981-2005)
1932: Marlene Fanta Shyer (writer: TV's I Dream of Jeannie, 1967), John
Hart (broadcast journalist), John Williams (composer: Star Wars), Lalo
Schifrin (composer: TV's Mission: Impossible), Joe Morgenstern (critic),
Belva Davis (CBS & NBC journalist), Theodor Pistek (costume designer:
Amadeus)
1933: Tony Brown (host of TV's Tony Brown Journal, 1978-2008), Joan
Bakewell (BBC arts correspondent), Wink Martindale (host of TV's Tic Tac
Dough)
1934: Nick Clooney (TV host: The Nick Clooney Show, 1968-1975), Graham
Kerr (TV host: Graham Kerr's Kitchen, 1994–96), Sam Donaldson (ABC
broadcaster), Diane Johnson (screenwriter: The Shining), Alan Bennett
(screenwriter: The Madness of King George, 1994), Bill Moyers (TV
journalist)