One from the Heart

…first film—the Coppola-written and -directed One from the Heart (1982), an ultra-stylized romantic comedy—cost some $27 million to make and crashed at the box office. Coppola was forced to sell many of his assets and to close the studio in Los Angeles, though he continued to operate his production company…

Some critics feel that Coppola’s One from the Heart (1982) projects an intense, personal vision, which is much more interesting from the directorial point of view than his more commercially successful efforts, including The Godfather. Although many directors credit their cinematographers for achieving such notable visions, most cinematographers claim merely…

…Eyes of Laura Mars (1978), One from the Heart (1982), The Morning After (1986), and Presumed Innocent (1990), in addition to The Addams Family and its sequel. For a brief time during the early 1970s, he also appeared as the handyman Rafael on TV’s Sesame Street. Julia, who died following…