Frank Marshall
Birth Name:
Frank Wilton Marshall
Birth Place:
Los Angeles, California, United States
Profession
Producer, Director, Assistant director, Actor, Production manager, Location management
Fast Facts
- In 1982, the ShoWest Convention awarded him with the ShoWest Award for producer of the year
- Is a supporter of The Children's Center, helping to provide medical care and education to children with special health needs
- To recognize his years of service to the U․S․ Olympic Committee, he was inducted into the U․S․ Olympic Hall of Fame in 2008
- As a pre-law student at UCLA, he played on the school's first NCAA soccer team
- In 1987, he and producer Kathleen Kennedy were married after years of co-producing and directing films together
- After meeting film director Peter Bogdanovich at a mutual friend's birthday party, he volunteered to help with his film first picture
- Made his feature film directorial debut with "Arachnophobia," and he and co-producer Kathleen Kennedy created the Kennedy/Marshall Company
- In addition to producing all of the "Indiana Jones" films, he has produced "The Color Purple," "The Sixth Sense" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button․"
- He and Steve Scott founded the Rock 'N' Roll Marathon in 1998, combining his love for music and sports
- Often works with producer and co-founder of Amblin Entertainment Steven Spielberg
Awards
- 1982Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 1986Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 1987Christopher Award - Best Picture:Winner
- 1989David - Best Foreign Producer (Migliore Produttore Straniero):Winner
- 1990Wise Owl Award - Television and Theatrical Film Fiction:Winner
- 1991Saturn Award - Best Director:Nominated
- 1996Saturn Award - Best Director:Nominated
- 1996Razzie Award - Worst Director:Nominated
- 1998OFTA Television Award - Best Direction of a Motion Picture or Miniseries:Nominated
- 1999ACCA - Best Motion Picture:Nominated
- 2000Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 2000Best Foreign Film AwardNominated
- 2000BAFTA Film Award - Best Film:Nominated
- 2003Christopher Award - Film:Winner
- 2004Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 2004PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures:Nominated
- 2008ACCA - Best Motion Picture:Nominated
- 2008Alexander Korda Award for Best British FilmNominated
- 2009Oscar - Best Motion Picture of the Year:Nominated
- 2009BAFTA Film Award - Best Film:Nominated
- 2009Gold Derby Film Award - Motion Picture:Nominated
- 2009OFTA Film Award - Best Picture:Nominated
- 2009PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures:Nominated
- 2010CinEuphoria - Best Film - International Competition:Winner
- 2010Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Made for Television Movie:Nominated
- 2012Christopher Award - Feature Films:Winner
- 2014OFTA Film Award - Best Documentary Picture:Nominated
- 2015Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special:Nominated
- 2016BAFTA Children's Award - BAFTA Kids Vote - Feature Film:Nominated
- 2018Special CitationWinner
- 2018Primetime Emmy - Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking:Nominated
- 2019Film Heritage AwardWinner
- 2020Audience Award - Best Documentary:Winner
- 2020Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special:Nominated
- 2021Audience Award - Feature Documentary:Winner
- 2021PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Non-Fiction Television:Nominated
- 2021Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special:Nominated
- 2021Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Directing for a Documentary/Nonfiction Program:Nominated
- 2022Razzie Award - Worst Picture:Winner
- 2022Emmy - Outstanding Long Sports Documentary:Winner
- 2023HMMA Award - Best Music Documentary - Special Program:Nominated
- 2024HMMA Award - Best Music Documentary/Special Program:Nominated
- 2025Windie - Best Documentary Film:Nominated