Eagle Pennell

Eagle Pennell

Born 28 July 1952 in Andrews, West Texas, USA

Died 20 July 2002 (aged 49)

Eagle Pennell was an American independent filmmaker known for his films The Whole Shootin' Match and Last Night at the Alamo. He is often credited with inspiring Robert Redford to start the Sundance Institute after the release of The Whole Shootin' Match in 1978.

Director

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Sealed
1979
The Whole Shootin' Match Director
Sealed
1984
Last Night at the Alamo Director
Sealed
1989
Ice House Director
Sealed
1977
A Hell of a Note Director

Actor

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1984
Last Night at the Alamo Bo
Sealed
2008
The King of Texas Self (archive footage)
Sealed
1990
Unheavenly City Nick

Editor

Sealed
1979
The Whole Shootin' Match Editor
Sealed
1984
Last Night at the Alamo Editor
Sealed
1977
A Hell of a Note Editor

Writer

Sealed
1979
The Whole Shootin' Match Writer
Sealed
1977
A Hell of a Note Writer
Doc's Full Service
Sealed
1994
Doc's Full Service Writer

Cinematographer

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1979
The Whole Shootin' Match Director of Photography
Sealed
1977
A Hell of a Note Director of Photography

Producer

Sealed
1984
Last Night at the Alamo Producer
Sealed
1977
A Hell of a Note Producer