Luc Besson

IMDb:https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000108/

Date of Birth:18 March 1959, Paris, France

Height:5' 8" (1.73 m)

Trademarks:Often casts Jean Reno Music always by Eric Serra Typically, during the opening-titles, the camera moves towards something important for the movie, but looks down until the important part of credits was shown, then swings up, now looking at a place or character. Often features fully enclosed sets with no natural lighting Frequently has a shot of someone being slapped, focusing on the slapper's hand momentarily beforehand (Fifth Element, The Messenger, The Professional, La Femme Nikita) Films usually feature a scene that is edited into real-time. In Le cinquième élément (1997), Vito Cornelius is given 20 seconds to speak, does so for exactly 20 seconds. As seen in Taxi and The Transporter, very distinctive car chase scenes focusing on very low camera shots very close to the front bumper of a fast moving (and often rather mundane) car (transporters Renault 5) with a lot of sideways swerving movment (though traffic or other). Nearly always to a French hiphop soundtrack. Characters who are multilingual

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