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The 18 pages that link to David Lean, each with the reason it gives.

• Steven SpielbergRelated: Lean’s epic filmmaking was a major influence on Spielberg’s approach to cinematic scale.

• Columbia PicturesRelated: His epic was among Columbia's most acclaimed international productions.

• Lawrence of ArabiaRelated: Lean's direction shapes the film's vast landscapes and carefully controlled spectacle.

• Noël CowardRelated: Lean directed the film adaptation of Coward’s Still Life.

• British Academy of Film and Television ArtsRelated: He received the British Film Academy’s first award for best British film direction.

• Peter O'TooleRelated: Lean directed the film that made O'Toole an international star.

• Brief EncounterRelated: Lean directed the film and shaped its restrained cinematic style.

• Omar SharifRelated: Lean cast Sharif in Lawrence of Arabia and directed him again in Doctor Zhivago.

• Richard AttenboroughRelated: Lean cast Attenborough in The Bridge on the River Kwai, an early major film role.

• Alec GuinnessRelated: Lean directed Guinness in The Bridge on the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia.

• The Bridge on the River KwaiRelated: His direction shaped the film’s performances, visual scale, and suspenseful structure.

• John BoormanCompared with: Lean’s epic tradition offers a point of comparison for Boorman’s large-scale landscapes and mythic ambition.

• Julie ChristieRelated: Lean directed Christie as Lara in Doctor Zhivago.

• Anne V. CoatesRelated: Lean directed Lawrence of Arabia, where Coates’s editing helped shape the film’s epic rhythm.

• Peggy AshcroftRelated: Lean directed the film that brought Ashcroft her Academy Award.

• Cinema of the United KingdomRelated: His career links British studio filmmaking with globally financed prestige productions.

• Nicolas RoegRelated: Roeg worked as a cinematographer on Lean’s Lawrence of Arabia, a major early experience in location filmmaking.

• Martita HuntRelated: He directed Hunt’s most famous film performance as Miss Havisham.