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The 21 pages that link to Howard Hawks, each with the reason it gives.

• John WayneRelated: Hawks directed Wayne in Rio Bravo and El Dorado, emphasizing professional loyalty and ensemble teamwork.

• William FaulknerRelated: Faulkner worked as a screenwriter on films directed by Hawks, including The Big Sleep.

• Screwball comedyRelated: His overlapping dialogue and strong-willed heroines shaped the genre’s distinctive comic rhythm.

• Cary GrantRelated: Hawks drew on Grant’s comic precision in Bringing Up Baby and His Girl Friday.

• Barbara StanwyckRelated: Hawks directed Stanwyck in Ball of Fire, pairing her with Gary Cooper.

• Jean-Pierre MelvilleRelated: Hawks’s professional codes and genre craft offer a useful influence to trace in Melville.

• John CarpenterRelated: Carpenter has cited Hawks as an influence, especially for ensemble staging and the Western tradition.

• Lauren BacallRelated: Hawks discovered Bacall and directed her in her first two films.

• Peter BogdanovichRelated: Bogdanovich’s interviews and writing helped restore Hawks’s reputation as an auteur.

• Rio BravoRelated: His direction shapes the film’s restrained pacing and ensemble of professionals.

• Paul MuniRelated: Hawks directed Muni’s landmark early sound-film performance in Scarface.

• Robert MitchumRelated: Hawks cast Mitchum opposite John Wayne in El Dorado, pairing two distinct screen personas.

• The Big SleepRelated: Hawks directed the adaptation, shaping its brisk scenes and overlapping dialogue.

• ScarfaceRelated: The original film supplied the remake’s foundational gangster narrative.

• Ben HechtRelated: Hawks directed Hecht’s Scarface and adapted their shared newsroom play as His Girl Friday.

• Louise BrooksRelated: Hawks directed A Girl in Every Port, where Brooks’s screen presence helped attract European attention.

• Rosalind RussellRelated: Hawks directed Russell in His Girl Friday and encouraged her forceful, rapid delivery.

• Walter BrennanRelated: Hawks cast Brennan in several films, including Sergeant York, Red River, and Rio Bravo.

• George RaftRelated: Hawks directed Scarface, the film that made Raft’s gangster image widely known.

• Richard BarthelmessRelated: Hawks directed Barthelmess in the aviation drama The Dawn Patrol.