Directed by Alan Smithee (2001)

Synopsis: Alan Smithee, the pseudonym used by directors who refuse to put their name on a film, has become something of a symbol for the worst aspects of Hollywood filmmaking. Usually only used when the... Alan Smithee, the pseudonym used by directors who refuse to put their name on a film, has become something of a symbol for the worst aspects of Hollywood filmmaking. Usually only used when the director of a given picture has had his control and vision usurped by bottom line driven studios, the name Alan Smithee denotes the struggles and compromises that come with making a big budget film. This tongue-in-cheek documentary looks at the seemingly prolific career of Mr. Smithee as it tries to discern the reclusive director's mysterious identity. [More]

Starring: John Singleton, Arthur Hiller, Martha Coolidge, Tony Kaye

Starring: John Singleton, Arthur Hiller, Martha Coolidge, Tony Kaye