Ron Maxwell Net Worth -

Ron Maxwell net worth is
$1 Million

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Ronald F. Maxwell is the son of a World War II veteran and a French war bride. He grew up in New Jersey where he graduated from Clifton High School. During his high school years Ron founded the Garden State Players where he wrote, produced and directed dozens of plays and musicals. Ron enrolled as a theater major at New York University College of ...

Net Worth	$1 Million
Date Of Birth	January 5, 1949
Profession	Director, Producer, Writer
Star Sign	Capricorn

#	Trademark
1	Notable for very lengthy production periods. (Much like Stanley Kubrick)

#	Quote
1	(On Luc Besson's Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)) "When a film is founded on a lie, and a perverse one at that, nothing that follows can be trusted. In the case of "The Messenger," a true story of love and sacrifice, of dedication and faith, is cinematically morphed to a false one of hatred, bitterness, fury and revenge. Calling attention to one's own outrageousness as a filmmaker has always provided a fashionable haven for those who cannot or will not do the hard and patient work that leads to real insight, true understanding, gripping storytelling and work of lasting value."
2	(On Luc Besson's Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)) "The point, is not that this or that miracle occurred or didn't occur. The "miracle" is Joan herself. How did a seventeen-year-old girl, a peasant from the fringes of the kingdom, manage to enlist the trust and support of a nation and play a pivotal role in expelling a foreign invader? Not only does this film fail to pose this central question, it seeks to remove the authenticity of Joan's faith and the faith of her countrymen as at least a factor in these complex events."

Quote

(On Luc Besson's Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)) "When a film is founded on a lie, and a perverse one at that, nothing that follows can be trusted. In the case of "The Messenger," a true story of love and sacrifice, of dedication and faith, is cinematically morphed to a false one of hatred, bitterness, fury and revenge. Calling attention to one's own outrageousness as a filmmaker has always provided a fashionable haven for those who cannot or will not do the hard and patient work that leads to real insight, true understanding, gripping storytelling and work of lasting value."

(On Luc Besson's Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc, The (1999)) "The point, is not that this or that miracle occurred or didn't occur. The "miracle" is Joan herself. How did a seventeen-year-old girl, a peasant from the fringes of the kingdom, manage to enlist the trust and support of a nation and play a pivotal role in expelling a foreign invader? Not only does this film fail to pose this central question, it seeks to remove the authenticity of Joan's faith and the faith of her countrymen as at least a factor in these complex events."

#	Fact
1	Following the release of "Gods and Generals" in theaters in February, 2003 and the anticipated release of same on DVD on July 15, 2003, Mr.Maxwell is now in pre-production on "Joan of Arc: Virgin Warrior" and looking forward to - in the future - completing the Civil War trilogy which began with "Gettysburg." [June 2003]
2	His films are financed and released by Ted Turner's production company.
3	Attended New York University College of Arts & Sciences, and NYU Graduate School of the Arts (Institute of Film).
4	Independent filmmaker, 1978-present.

Director

Title	Year	Status
Copperhead	2013	as Ronald F. Maxwell
Gods and Generals: Journey to the Past	2003	Video documentary short as Ronald F. Maxwell
Gods and Generals	2003	as Ronald F. Maxwell
Gettysburg	1993	as Ronald F. Maxwell
In the Land of the Poets	1987	Documentary as Ronald F. Maxwell
The Parent Trap II	1986	TV Movie as Ronald F. Maxwell
Kidco	1984	as Ronald F. Maxwell
The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia	1981	as Ronald F. Maxwell
Little Darlings	1980	as Ronald F. Maxwell
Great Performances	1978	TV Series 1 episode
Sea Marks	1976	TV Movie as Ronald F. Maxwell

Producer

Title	Year	Status
Copperhead	2013	producer - as Ronald F. Maxwell
Gods and Generals	2003	producer - as Ronald F. Maxwell
Hard Times	1977	TV Mini-Series producer: Great Perfomances - as Ronald F. Maxwell
Sea Marks	1976	TV Movie producer - as Ronald F. Maxwell
Great Performances	1975	TV Series associate producer - 1 episode

Writer

Title	Year	Status
Gods and Generals	2003	screenplay - as Ronald F. Maxwell
Gettysburg	1993	screenplay - as Ronald F. Maxwell
In the Land of the Poets	1987	Documentary as Ronald F. Maxwell

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Lincoln and Lee at Antietam: The Cost of Freedom	2006	Documentary	Narrator (as Ronald F. Maxwell)
The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia	1981		Policeman at Fight

Assistant Director

Title	Year	Status	Character
Antony and Cleopatra	1972	second assistant director - as Ronald F. Maxwell

Miscellaneous

Title	Year	Status	Character
Gettysburg	1993	title designer: main titles - as Ronald F. Maxwell

Thanks

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Making of 'Gettysburg'	1993	Video documentary special thanks - as Ronald F. Maxwell

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Blocking the Path to 9/11	2008	Documentary	Himself (as Ronald F. Maxwell)
Horses of Gettysburg	2006	Video documentary	Narrator (as Ronald F. Maxwell)
War is Kind: Poetry of the Civil War	1999	Video	Himself
The Making of 'Gettysburg'	1993	Video documentary	Himself - Director / Screenwriter (as Ronald F. Maxwell)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1978	Primetime Emmy	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Directing in a Special Program - Drama or Comedy	Verna: USO Girl (1978)

Known for movies

Gettysburg (1993)
as Director

Gods and Generals (2003)
as Director

Little Darlings (1980)
as Director

Copperhead (2013)
as Director

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