Knife in the Water

...artists sprang to his defense. Others argued that Polanski's status should not shield him from the law. Polanski's films include "The Pianist" in 2002 for which he won an Academy Award, "Rosemary's Baby," "Repulsion" and "Knife in the Water."

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...by followers of cult leader Charles Manson at his Hollywood home. FILM CAREER * His first full-length feature film after graduation, "Knife in the Water," won several awards and, most important for Polanski, was his ticket to...

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...already served. Polanski's films include "The Pianist" in 2002 for which he won an Academy Award, "Rosemary's Baby," "Repulsion" and "Knife in the Water." Writing by James Mackenzie in Paris and Bob Tourtellotte in Los Angeles; Editing by...

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...wearing an electronic bracelet. Polanski's films include "The Pianist" for which he won an Academy Award in 2002, "Chinatown," "Rosemary's Baby," "Repulsion" and "Knife in the Water." Writing by James Mackenzie, editing by Mark Trevelyan)

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...battle scene, where a pram careens down the steps in the middle of the mayhem. The second is Roman Polanski's first feature film, Knife in the Water, made in 1962. In black and white and with just three characters on a tiny sailboat, it was...

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