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D'Antoni attended Evander Childs High School in the Bronx. He then served in the United States Army from 1946 to 1948 during the occupation of Japan after World War II. He was eventually assigned to Special Services where he entertained troops by participating in theatrical productions.
Producer: Philip D'Antoni; Production Co.: Philip D'Antoni Productions; World Sales: Park Circus; 1972 Oscar Best Picture, Best Actor (Gene Hackman), Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing 1973 BAFTA Best Editing, Best Actor (Gene Hackman) 1972 Golden Globes Best Film–Drama, Best Director, Best Actor
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The Seven-Ups was the only directorial effort of Philip D’Antoni, producer of, among numerous films, The French Connection and the 1968 Warner Bros. crime drama Bullitt (see above). The Seven-Ups reunited Scheider with actor Tony Lo Bianco (“Vito Lucia”) and stunt driver and actor Bill Hickman (“Bo”), who drove in the highly acclaimed ...
IMDb, July 3, 2020 (The French connection (original title); film director, William Friedkin; screenplay, Ernest Tidyman; based on the book The French connection by Robin Moore; film producer, Philip D'Antoni; production companies, Philip D'Antoni Productions, Schine-Moore Productions; first released in the United States in 1971)
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Philip D’Antoni’s 1973 production The Seven-Ups, which he also directed, is like an uncanny valley rollercoaster ride. D’Antoni, of course, produced two… Review by Jesse Snoddon ★★★
