George Cukor

Master of comedy and drama, George Cukor was born in 1899 in New York City, USA. He was active in the filmmaking industry from 1930 to 1981, mainly focusing on the genres of comedy, drama, and romance, and creating iconic classics such as "The Philadelphia Story", "A Star is Born", and "My Fair Lady", the latter of which earned him an Academy Award for Best Director. Cukor's signature style was characterized by his attention to character development and his ability to draw out brilliant performances from his actors, often leading to Oscar-winning roles. Cukor, with his endearing charm and extraordinary talent, was not just a filmmaker, but a craftsman who carved out unforgettable cinematic experiences.