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The 13 pages that link to Warren Beatty, each with the reason it gives.

• New HollywoodRelated: His producer-star role helped secure creative latitude for ambitious, director-led projects.

• Jack NicholsonRelated: Beatty directed Nicholson in Reds, extending their connection beyond acting.

• American New WaveRelated: His role as star and producer helped bring director-driven projects into production.

• Arthur PennRelated: Beatty's commitment to the project helped bring Penn's unconventional crime film to the screen.

• Elaine MayRelated: Beatty hired May to rewrite Reds, a high-profile screenwriting assignment late in her career.

• Diane KeatonRelated: He directed Keaton in Reds and shared the film’s leading roles with her.

• Eva Marie SaintRelated: Beatty directed Saint in the historical drama Raintree County.

• Faye DunawayRelated: He starred opposite Dunaway and produced the film that established her screen reputation.

• Julie ChristieRelated: Beatty co-starred with Christie in Shampoo and was her partner for many years.

• Shirley MacLaineRelated: Beatty directed MacLaine in the 1980 film comedy-drama Seems Like Old Times.

• Vittorio StoraroRelated: Their work on Reds brought Storaro an Academy Award for cinematography.

• Louise BryantRelated: Beatty portrayed Reed and included Bryant as a central figure in Reds.

• Maureen StapletonRelated: Beatty directed Reds and cast Stapleton as Emma Goldman.