Sentence examples for due to director from inspiring English sources

The suffering came, in part, due to director Alejandro González Iñárritu's determination not to use extensive CGI and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki's fondness for natural light.

Gyllenhaal was almost cast as Spider-Man for Spider-Man 2 due to director Sam Raimi's concerns about original Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire's health.

The lack of women recognized drew international attention and, at the time, Fremaux said he wouldn't favor a movie due to director's gender.

Of the 400-plus films screened at Toronto, only 69 had a female director and credited writer (most of which are due to directors who have a writing credit).

However, Masterton also outlined that the club are effectively "debt-free" with no money owed to the bank but some liabilities due to directors.

"There is [also] £3m due to me on the balance sheet, quite apart from the equity I've got there, and there is about £800,000 due to directors and former directors.

She is due to meet director James Ponsoldt (The Spectacular Now) for talks, with both sides said to be keen to reach an agreement.

This is partly due to the director Carolyn Cantor's decision to have Anne recite her often-quoted diary postscript above the fury of the officers' intrusion, making her voice almost unintelligible.

Credit is due to the director of photography, Andrij Parekh, who also shot "Half Nelson" and "Sugar," and in whose hands the various townscapes, in Russia and America alike, come across as muted and unadorned.

Lenny Abrahamson is the man behind the inevitable big screen adaption, and while the film boasts exemplary performances, it fails to register on a level as profound as its source due to its director's sometimes shaky grip on the material.

Thanks are also due to the Director of the Indian Institute of Geomagnetism for the necessary permissions and approvals.