Often considered to be a throwback to an older Hollywood era, director Edward Zwick was an extremely cerebral director whose movies consistently featured fully rounded characters, difficult moral issues and plots driven on the ambiguity of authority and on individual conscience as the ultimate arbiter of truth. Zwick got his start in television, directing episodes of long-gone shows until he partnered with friend Marshall Herskovitz to produce the Emmy Award-winning drama, “thirtysomething” (ABC, 1987-1991). While enjoying the fruits of his small screen success, Zwick struck a major chord
Daniel Craig stars in the upcoming Jews-versus-Nazis drama, Defiance. The film is directed by Edward Zwick, a pretty interesting filmmaker. He gets a lot of flack from certain crowds. If Zwick was walking in the wrong neighborhood…
