Sentence examples for classic documentaries from inspiring English sources

Jagger and his bandmates have appeared as themselves in numerous classic documentaries.

In this clip, I discuss that performance in light of other great performances in other classic documentaries.

"We respect that the locker room and the team plane and all those spaces are sacred to the athletes and coaches," said Dave Harmon, HBO's vice president for sports production and the coordinating producer of the Winter Classic documentaries.

One of the classic documentaries, "Salesman" (Amazon, iTunes, and the Criterion Channel on FilmStruck), from 1968, by Albert and David Maysles and Charlotte Zwerin, is also a classic on the subject of what people do for money.

In the first of two classic documentaries by David and Albert Maysles, also directed by Charlotte Zwerin, four Bible salesmen spread the word with crass but adept persuasion door to door from Webster, Mass., to Opa-Locka, Fla .(1969, 90 minutes).

That would certainly have been the opinion of most people working in the arts at the time – 1977 – but Palmer had by then already given us such classic documentaries as Bird on a Wire, about Leonard Cohen, and 200 Motels, co-created with Frank Zappa.

"We weren't burdened by the baggage of classic documentary filmmaking," he said.

The BBC will also broadcast a sequel to its classic documentary series Civilisation, the 1969 TV landmark by art historian Kenneth Clark.

In 2010, Junger and the late Tim Hetherington made the classic documentary "Restrepo," a portrait of an American combat unit in Afghanistan.

It was a classic documentary - if you give them enough rope they will hang themselves, you just let them speak freely.

Eventual season five winner Jinkx Monsoon went out on a limb and decided to play Little Edie Beale, one of the subjects of the classic documentary Grey Gardens.