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David Fincher

David Andrew Leo Fincher is an American director. Often described as one of the pre-eminent directors of his generation, his films have collectively grossed over $2.1 billion worldwide. Fincher has received numerous accolades, including nominations for three Academy Awards as well as a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, four Primetime Emmy Awards, and two Grammy Awards.

Born 1962 · United States · Active 1989–2026 · 16 films

Filmography

The End of the Innocence — 1989
Vogue — 1990
Alien 3 — 1992 · shot by Alex Thomson
Seven — 1995 · shot by Darius Khondji
6th Avenue Heartache — 1996
The Game — 1997 · shot by Haris Savides
Fight Club — 1999 · shot by Jeff Cronenweth
Panic Room — 2002 · shot by Darius Khondji
Zodiac — 2007 · shot by Haris Savides
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button — 2008
The Social Network — 2010 · shot by Jeff Cronenweth
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo — 2011 · shot by Jeff Cronenweth
Gone Girl — 2014 · shot by Jeff Cronenweth
Mank — 2020 · shot by Erik Messerschmidt
The Killer — 2023 · shot by Erik Messerschmidt
The Adventures of Cliff Booth — 2026

Source

David Fincher on Wikipedia

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