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The 26 pages that link to Film directing, each with the reason it gives.

• Barbra StreisandNarrower topic: Yentl and The Prince of Tides show Streisand exercising control behind the camera.

• Warren BeattyRelated: Directing let Beatty carry his creative decisions from script and casting through the finished film.

• Genevieve NnajiRelated: Nnaji moved from acting and producing to directing Lionheart.

• Paul NewmanNarrower topic: Newman directed feature films as well as acting, including Rachel, Rachel and The Glass Menagerie.

• Television directingCompared with: Comparing it with television highlights episodic schedules and series-wide continuity.

• Kunle AfolayanNarrower topic: Afolayan’s transition from acting to directing defines the central change in his career.

• Beijing Film AcademyRelated: The academy’s directing programs train filmmakers to shape stories into screen works.

• VGIKNarrower topic: Directing is one of the central crafts taught through VGIK’s production-based education.

• Black representation in filmRelated: Directors shape how Black characters are framed, developed, and related to the story.

• Sydney PollackNarrower topic: Directing provides the broader craft through which Pollack coordinated actors and production.

• Bradley CooperNarrower topic: Cooper expanded from acting into directing with A Star Is Born.

• Sally FieldNarrower topic: Field has directed television films, extending her work behind the camera.

• William S. HartRelated: Hart directed many of his films, controlling how his cowboy character appeared on screen.

• Leila DjansiNarrower topic: Directing lets Djansi carry her scripts into a distinct visual and dramatic form.

• Zhao WeiNarrower topic: Her directorial debut, So Young, established filmmaking as a substantial part of her career.

• David CarradineRelated: Carradine directed films and television episodes in addition to acting.

• Kevin CostnerNarrower topic: Costner also directed several feature films, including his Academy Award-winning debut.

• Kristen StewartRelated: Stewart made her feature directorial debut with The Chronology of Water.

• Maximilian SchellNarrower topic: Schell directed films as well as acting, including The Pedestrian and The Man in the Glass Booth.

• Eugenio DerbezRelated: Derbez directed Instructions Not Included and guided its balance of comedy and sentiment.

• Ramsey NouahNarrower topic: Nouah moved from acting into directing with Living in Bondage: Breaking Free.

• Ray MillandRelated: Milland directed feature films as well as acting, including A Man Alone.

• Regina KingNarrower topic: Her feature and television directing demonstrate a move from interpreting roles to guiding productions.

• Steven KanumbaNarrower topic: He worked behind the camera as well as acting.

• Suhasini ManiratnamNarrower topic: Directing distinguishes her career from acting alone.

• Sylvia ChangRelated: Chang directs films while also shaping their stories and often appearing on screen.