First major producing credit, the Oscar-winning documentary "Le ciel et la boue/The Sky Above, the Mud Below"

Produced Vittorio de Sica's "Woman Times Seven"

Produced de Sica's "The Garden of the Finzi-Continas", which won the Best Foreign Film Oscar and the Golden Bear of the International Film Festival of Berlin

Last collaboration with de Sica, "Una Breve Vacanza/A Brief Vacation"; film received the European Film Prize as best film of the year

Earned second Best Foreign Film Academy Award for "Black and White in Color", directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud

Received Best Foreign Film Oscar for "Dangerous Moves", starring Liv Ullman and Michel Piccoli

Served as producer on Barbara Kopple's Academy Award-winning documentary "American Dream"

Honored with a weeklong retrospective presented by the American Film Institute at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC

Awarded a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame on November 17

Produced "Two Bits", starring Al Pacino

Was producer of "Central Station/Central do Brasil"; shown at the Sundance Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival

Produced the Oscar-winning documentary "One Day in September"