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'The Men Who Made the Movies: Howard Hawks' is a 1973 documentary that explores the career of influential filmmaker Howard Hawks. This TV movie features extensive footage of Hawks discussing his work, alongside clips from his most renowned films. Collectors of classic cinema will appreciate the historical context and insights provided in this documentary.
This documentary was originally aired on television and there are various releases out there, but it can be somewhat elusive in terms of physical media. Collectors tend to appreciate its candid nature and the way it captures Hawks' personality, making it a noteworthy piece for those interested in film history. While not as commonly found as other documentaries, it does have a niche appeal among fans of classic cinema.
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The film is a documentary and a TV movie.
The film centers on Howard Hawks, but the director is not specifically listed.
The film was released in 1973.
Top cast members include Sydney Pollack, Howard Hawks, Marilyn Monroe, Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart, Walter Brennan, Montgomery Clift, and Cary Grant.
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