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F. Gary Gray

F. Gary Gray


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F. Gary Gray in Italian Job, The (2003)

F. GARY GRAY (Director) solidified his place in Hollywood with the critical hits "The Negotiator," starring Kevin Spacey and Samuel L. Jackson and "Set It Oil." which featured Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah and Vivica A. Fox. "The Negotiator," won the Best Film and Best Director Awards at the Acapulco Film Festival. His most recent film before "The Italian Job" was the action drama, "A Man Apart" starring Vin Diesel.

Gray’s motion picture directorial debut was "Friday," starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, which was produced for $2 million. The hit comedy was one of the most profitable pictures in 1995 grossing more than 15 times its cost —and spawned an extremely successful film franchise. For television, Gray executive produced and directed the pilot episode of Fox Television’s "Ryan Caulfield: Year One," which debuted in May 1999.

Gray began his career as a freelance cameraman and simultaneously directed short films with the money he saved and with equipment borrowed from friends and associates. Reel in hand, he segued into music videos where he quickly became a pioneer by introducing storytelling into the genre. Gray earned more than 30 Billboard and MTV Awards (and numerous Grammy nominations) for clips for top recording artists Whitney Houston, Mary J. Blige and TLC, and helped provide mainstream exposure for such artists as Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and Coolio. His credits include the landmark video for TLC’s "Waterfalls." a multiple MTV Video Music Award-winner: Dr. Dre’s "Keep Their Heads Ringin,"’ MTV’s Best Rap Video of 1995; and Ice Cube’s "It Was a Good Day." which was included in RoI1ing Stone magazine’s "Top 100 Best Videos of All Time." Gray was also nominated for Grammy Awards for directing Stevie Wonder’s and Babyface’s "How Come How Long" and Outkast’s "Miss Jackson."

Gray helped launch the careers of several of today’s leading motion picture talents. He cast Chris Tucker, Queen Latifah and Kimberly Elise in their first starring roles, and featured Bernie Mac long before he became a household name. At 34, Gray has established himself as a major talent in the film and music video worlds. With each new project. he showcases his ability to tell captivating stories with dynamic visuals, nuanced performances. warmth and humor.

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F. Gary Gray

 worked as director on following movies:
Brazilian Job, The (2009) [Announced]
Beverly Hills Cop IV (2009) [Pre-production] attached
Be Cool (2005) dvd60% (134 votes)
Italian Job, The (2003) dvd66% (260 votes)
Man Apart, A (2003) dvd48% (50 votes)
Negotiator, The (1998) dvd72% (209 votes)
Set It Off (1996) dvd62% (17 votes)
Friday (1995) dvd66% (77 votes)
 
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F. Gary Gray

 worked as producer on following movies:
Be Cool (2005) dvd60% (134 votes) executive producer
Man Apart, A (2003) dvd48% (50 votes) executive producer
Set It Off (1996) dvd62% (17 votes) executive producer

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