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1. Elia Kazan
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Elia Kazan managed to win four Golden Globe awards as Best Director. His 1948 award for Gentleman's Agreement marked a high point in his career, recreating the heartbreaking and powerful tale of anti-Semitism with a great deal of nuance and sensitivity. On the Waterfront (1955), Baby Doll (1957), and America, America (1964) were the awards collected by Kazan that completed his stature as an indomitable and uncompromisingly honest filmmaker who would take on the most difficult and challenging subjects.
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