Interview with Gray Frederickson .mov

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Academy Award-winning producer and University of Oklahoma graduate, Frederickson won an Oscar® as co-producer of THE GODFATHER, PART II (1974) and received an Academy Award nomination for his work as co-producer of APOCALYPSE NOW (1979).
Frederickson has served as production manager and producer on several films such as THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY (1966) starring Clint Eastwood; CANDY (1968), starring Marlon Brando and Richard Burton; LITTLE FAUSS AND BIG HALSEY (1970), starring Robert Redford; 20th Century-Fox's MAKING IT (1971), and Paramount's HIT! (1973).

During his 20-year association with Francis Ford Coppola, Frederickson produced ONE FROM THE HEART (1982) and THE OUTSIDERS (1983). He was associate producer on the Academy Award-winning THE GODFATHER (1972), and co-producer on the Academy Award-nominated THE GODFATHER, PART III (1990). He was executive producer of Orion's UHF (1989) starring Weird Al Yankovich and Paramount's LADYBUGS (1992) starring Rodney Dangerfield.

Frederickson also wrote the original story for the 20th Century-Fox film BAD GIRLS (1994), directed by Jonathan Kaplan and starring Andie MacDowell, Drew Barrymore and Madeline Stowe. For television, Frederickson has produced "Thunder Guys," "The Return of Mike Hammer," "Houston Knights," and "Staying Afloat."

His most film producing credits are HEAVEN'S PRISONERS (1996), starring Alec Baldwin; SOUTH OF HEAVEN, WEST OF HELL (2000) starring Dwight Yoakam, Vince Vaughn, Billy Bob Thornton, and Bridget Fonda; executive producer of CLOUD 9, SURVEILLANCE, SOUL'S MIDNIGHT, FINGERPRINTS and THE HUNT (all 2006); THE LAST TESTAMENT OF LUCKY LUCIANO and BOSTON COLLEGE POINT SHAVING CASE (both 2007); and IVORY (slated for 2008).

Best Picture 1974: THE GODFATHER PART II - co-producer (w. Fred Roos, produced by Francis Ford Coppola)
Nominated for Best Picture 1979: APOCALYPSE NOW - co-producer (w. Tom Sternberg, produced by Francis Ford Coppola)

2 nominations, 1 Award