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Consecutive memorial directors have referred to the institution's 1980 Act, stipulating that they must tell the story of "wars and war-like operations in which Australians have been on active service, including the events leading up to, and the aftermath of, such wars and warlike operations".

You write that "even President Obama's new director of national intelligence, Dennis C. Blair, wrote in a memorandum to his staff last week that 'high value information came from interrogations in which these methods were used.' " You add that former Vice President Dick Cheney has repeatedly said these methods worked, as have four consecutive C.I.A. directors.

13 Won consecutive Best Director Oscars.

He thus becomes the second consecutive artistic director, after Peter Ruzicka, destined not to leave a personal imprint on the festival.

The Revenant (Fox, 15) is a panting, lavishly muscled frontiersman spectacle that recently won him a second consecutive best director Oscar and it's easy to see why: the expense, expertise and technical athleticism of its construction are showcased in its every head-turning sequence shot, its every Malick-aping tableau of sunlit natural ecstasy.

"The Revenant" win is Iñárritu's second consecutive Best Director Oscar, thanks to his 2015 win for "Birdman," a feat that has happened just three times in the award show's history.

John Burroughs High School graduate Jacob Chase, 29, was the director of the top ad, and the second consecutive Burbank-based director to win the $1-million prize and a "dream job" in Hollywood.

Chase was the second consecutive Burbank-based director to win the $1-million prize and a "dream job" in Hollywood.

More recently, Mr. Frankenheimer won four consecutive Emmys for best director for the television movies "Against the Wall," "The Burning Season," "Andersonville" and "George Wallace".

"It's how he solves problems," says Michael Caine, whose role as a scientist in Interstellar makes this his sixth consecutive movie with the director.

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