Recent less-than-essential director's cut editions include Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (with 40 minutes extra), Saw III (further extending already extended torture scenes), and Pearl Harbor.
And as it relates to Eastwood, he certainly falls into that category as well, perhaps with the qualification, the "essential American director," would you agree?
When did the livelihoods of more than 400 traders not become essential?" Acting director of city development Martin Farrington said that there needed to be a healthy debate about how the council uses the profits from the market - but warned there were consequences for the council's budget in difficult financial times.
Great communication skills are essential – finance directors have to be able to listen as well as talk.
"I think it is essential that directors of great institutions like the Louvre should be museum people, curators, not entrepreneurs and administrators.
Chantal Akerman, who died in October, was among the list of essential women directors, and if her last film, "No Home Movie," had been released, it would have placed high on the list.
To ensure the proper performance of System business and the maintenance of public confidence in the System, it is essential that directors, through adherence to high ethical standards of conduct, avoid actions that might impair the effectiveness of System operations or in any way tend to discredit the System.
ONCE there was a high school text called "How Does a Poem Mean?" Given what could be a soul-nourishing dose of classical, or classically derived, theater in New Jersey before season's end, it is essential, for directors and for audiences, to investigate just how an old familiar tale means.
What qualities are essential as a director?
Because of this risk, greater international cooperation among governments and scientists is essential, said Dr. Margaret F. C. Chan, director general of the health organization.
