During his career, James Foley worked with great music and cinema personalities such as Madonna, Sean Penn, Al Pacino or Alec Baldwin. His latest work as a director were the last two films of the “Fifty Shades” franchise.
American director James Foley, known for the classic Glengarry Glen Ross, the two fifty-shadow sequelae of Gray and episodes of television series such as Twin Peaks, Hannibal and House of Cards died at age 71, was released Friday.
A representative of the director advanced to the portal that Foley died “peacefully during sleep earlier this week” (Tuesday) at your home in Los Angeles, after a “YEAR FIGHT” AGAINST CANCRO IN THE BRAINreported several Americans and Europeans reported.
James Foley was born in Brooklyn in 1953 and his debut movie was Recklessin 1984, starring Daryl Hannah and Aidan Quinn. Followed Men at close range (1986)with Sean Penn and Christopher Walken, which included the song of Madonna ‘Live to Tell’.
According to the portal The American would return to work with Madonna In several music videos – ‘Live To Tell’, ‘Papa Don’t Preach’ e ‘True Blue’ – Before collaborating with the singer in who is that girl?, 1987.
Foley’s film was nominated for an Oscar
His most critical film was Glengarry Glen Rosswritten by David Mamet, in 1992, and starred by Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey e Alec Baldwin.
The film was not a box office success, but it became a classic worshiphaving been Oscar by the interpretation of Al Pacino.
House of Cards to the 50 shadows of Gray
On television, Foley directed episodes of David Lynch’s classic series, Twin Peaksof Hannibalstarred by Mads Mikkelsen, from the American drama Billions and 12 episodes of Netflix’s success, House Of Cards.
His latest work as a director were the last two films of the “Fifty Shades” franchise, The fifty black shadows e The Fifty Shadows Free2017 and 2018, starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.
