BOB McANDREW

NEW YORK

PARIS

LOS ANGELES

MADRID

Director, Writer, Teacher:
Bob McAndrew's productions have never failed to rivet the critics.

THE BASIC TRAINING OF PAVLO HUMMEL by David Rabe, produced by Jon Voight. L.A. Times (Sylvia Drake) "Bob McAndrew has done a skillfully, surefooted job of directing a supremely complex and difficult play."

SNOWANGEL by Lewis John Carlino, starring
Shelley Winters. L. A. Times, "A Surefire hit."

FIFTH STREET, an award winning documentary.
L.A. Times (Charles Champlin) "The worthiest of short films to come along in ages." Hollywood Reporter (John Mahoney) "Will enjoy perpetuity as one of the best films about the rock bottom of an affluent society."

SHADOW MAGIC by Ann Hu, written by
Bob McAndrew; winner of Taiwan's Golden Horse
Award for best screenplay.

HOLLYWOOD'S TOP MOVIE COACH

At the tender age of 25, Bob competed with Hollywood's top acting coaches and was chosen by Lucille Ball to head her renowned talent program at Paramount Pictures.

At Paramount he began his career as a Film Coach, working with such stars as Liza Minnelli in Alan Pakula's "Sterile Cuckoo", for which she was nominated for an Academy Award, and Robert Forester in Haskell Wexler's classic, "Medium Cool."

With McAndrew's expertise ever in demand, Twentieth Century Fox recruited him to head their talent school. There he coached young contract players including, Tom Selleck and Sam Elliot.

At Columbia, Ray Stark was so moved by Bob's work that he arranged for Bob to make a documentary about John Huston's memorable, "Fat City."

For over 25 years!