Round Four

RESULTS AS OF OCTOBER, 1999

Just when you thought the Unofficial Dirk Pitt Movie Poll would never be updated again - here it is! Our latest update. We'll be updating more often in the future; maybe as often as once-a-month. Check back to see if we keep that promise!

A couple of notes regarding our recent results:
1) We've stopped counting "No response" replies. Why? 'cause it's boring and, for the reasons of this poll, it doesn't make a lot of sense.

2) We don't count "fan club" votes. Sorry. How do we know we're getting "fan club" votes? When we get twenty e-mails a day all suggesting the same person play Dirk Pitt, we know something's afoot. Another clue is when someone suggests "Adrian Paul" for every role except Loren Smith and Admiral Sandecker - and then lists him as director as well.

Now that that's out of the way, here are the latest breakdowns of the Unofficial Dirk Pitt Movie Poll:

DIRK PITT
Mel Gibson clung tenaciously to his lead with 25 votes but George Clooney is closing fast with 23. David James Eliot returned to the top third place with 18. Basically, it went like this:

25 votes
MEL GIBSON "Payback"

23 votes
GEORGE CLOONEY "Three Kings"

18 votes
DAVID JAMES ELLIOT TV's "JAG"

14 votes
Harrison Ford "Indiana Jones"

10 votes
Pierce Brosnan "The World Is Not Enough"

8 votes
Bruce Willis "The Sixth Sense"
Tom Selleck TV's "Magnum P.I."

6 votes
Alec Baldwin "Hunt For Red October"
Sean Bean "Goldeneye"
Val Kilmer "The Saint"

4 votes
Brad Pitt "Fight Club"
Michael Biehn "Aliens"
Tommy Lee Jones "Men In Black"

3 votes
Adrian Paul "Highlander" TV Series
Kevin Costner "Love of the Game"
Kurt Russell "Soldier"
Michael T. Weiss TV's "The Pretender"

2 votes
Antonio Banderas "The Mask of Zorro"
Bill Paxton "Twister"
Billy Zane "Titanic"
Bruce Campbell "Army of Darkness"
Christopher Lambert "Highlander"
Daniel Day-Lewis "Last of the Mohicans"
David Duchovny TV's "The X-Files"
Keanu Reeves "The Matrix"
Liam Neeson "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace"
Matthew McConaughey "Ed TV"
Nicolas Cage "8mm"
Richard Dean Anderson TV's "McGyver"

1 vote
Ben Affleck "Armageddon"
Brendan Fraser "The Mummy"
Bruce Greenwood TV's "Nowhere Man"
David Hasselhoff TV's "Baywatch"
Dennis Quaid "The Right Stuff" "Savior"
Ed Harris "Apollo 13"
Fred Ward "The Right Stuff" "Remo Williams"
Gabriel Byrne "Stigmata"
Harry Hamlin "Clash of the Titans"
Ian MacShane
Jason Patrick "Speed 2" "The Lost Boys"
Jeff Fahey "The Sketch Artist"
Jonathan Frakes "Star Trek: Insurrection"
Matt Dillon "There's Something About Mary"
Matt LeBlanc TV "Friends" "Lost in Space"
Michael Sarasin
Mickey Rourke "9 1/2 Weeks" "Johnny Dangerously"
Paul Gross TV's "Due South"
Ralph Fiennes "The English Patient"
Robert DeNiro "Good Fellas"
Robert Redford "Sneakers"
Russell Crowe "L.A. Confidential"
Steven Seagal "Out For Justice"
Sylvester Stallone "Rocky" "Judge Dredd"
Thomas Gibson TV's "Dharma & Greg"
Tom Berenger "Sniper"
Tom Cruise "Mission Impossible"
Vince Vaughn "Psycho"
Vinnie Jones

AL GIORDINO
Readers still see Sylvester Stallone as the compact Al Giordino with Sly taking 16 votes. Bruce Willis, currently enjoying tremendous buzz with his summer hit, "The Sixth Sense," was next with ten votes each. Tony Danza held strong in third place with 8 votes and Bob Hoskins and Dennis Franz tied for fourth with six votes each. The voting looked like this:

16 votes
SYLVESTER STALLONE "Rocky"

10 votes
BRUCE WILLIS "The Sixth Sense"

8 votes
TONY DANZA "Taxi"

6 votes
Bob Hoskins "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"
Dennis Franz "N.Y.P.D. Blue"

5 votes
Danny DeVito "Taxi"

4 votes
Al Pacino "Scarface"
Joe Pesci "Goodfellas"

3 votes
Armand Assante "Striptease" "Gotti"
Cheech Marin "Nash Bridges"
Ed Harris "Apollo 13" "The Abyss"
John Travolta "The General's Daughter"
Mel Gibson "Payback"
Oliver Platt "Flatliners"
Robert DeNiro "Casino"
Robin Williams "Patch Adams"

2 votes
Andy Garcia "Godfather III"
Antonio Banderas "The Mask of Zorro"
Denis Leary
Franco Columbo
George Clooney "Three Kings"
James Gandolfini "The Sopranos"
Jason Alexander "Seinfeld"
Jeremy Piven "Ellen"
Jerry Doyle TV's "Babylon 5"
John Lequizamo "Spawn"
Kevin Pollack
Kurt Russell "Soldier"
Michael Madsen TVs "Vengeance Unlimited" "Reservoir Dogs"
Nicolas Cage "8mm"

1 vote
Alec Baldwin "Hunt for Red October"
Arnold Schwarzenegger "Terminator"
Benjamin Bratt
Brad Pitt "Seven" "Fight Club"
David Marciano TV's "The Last Don"
Emilio Estevez "Mighty Ducks"
Frank DiLeo "Goodfellas"
Gary Sinise "Ransom"
George Dzunda
Greg Kinnear
Jesse Ventura "Predator"
John Rhys-Davies "Sliders" "The Living Daylights"
John Travolta "The General's Daughter"
John Turturro "Rounders" "Do the Right Thing"
Kevin Spacey "American Beauty"
Kirk Trutner "Dantes' Peak"
Matt Damon "Saving Private Ryan"
Michael Hurst TVs "Hercules"
Michael Keaton "Batman"
Michael Rooker "Days of Thunder" "JFK"
Nicholas Turturro TV's "NYPD Blue"
Ray Liotta "No Man's Land" "Field of Dreams"
Richard Kairn TV's "Home Improvement"
Robert Forster "Jackie Brown"
Roberto Benigni "Life is Beautiful"
Sam Neill "Jurassic Park"
Steve Austin WWF
Tom Arnold "True Lies" "McHale's Navy"
Tom Hanks "Apollo 13"
Tom Selleck "Magnum P.I."
Tom Sizemore "Saving Private Ryan"
Tommy Lee Jones "The Fugitive" "Under Siege"
Viggo Mortensen
Willem Dafoe "Last Temptation of Christ"

ADMIRAL JAMES SANDECKER
Connery, Sean Connery, continues to clean up in the voting as Dirk Pitt's boss, NUMA director Admiral James Sandecker. The legendary Sean Connery continued to dominate with an astounding 56 votes with his competitor, Harrison Ford, receiving only 25% of the votes Connery received. Gene Hackman took third place with 12 votes. Sandecker's voting went like this:

56 votes
SEAN CONNERY "Dr. No"

15 votes
HARRISON FORD "Indiana Jones"

12 votes
GENE HACKMAN "Enemy of the State"

7 votes
Patrick Stewart "Star Trek First Contact"
Rip Torn TV's "The Larry Sanders Show"

5 votes
Charlton Heston "Planet of the Apes"
Clive Cussler Grandmaster of Adventure
James Coburn "In Like Flynt"
Robert Duvall "The Godfather"

4 votes
Anthony Hopkins "Silence of the Lambs"
Jack Nicholson "As Good As It Gets"
James Earl Jones "Clear and Present Danger"
Paul Newman "The Color of Money"

3 votes
Danny DeVito TV's "Taxi"
Ed Harris "Apollo 13"
Ernest Borgnine TV's "McHale's Navy"
Jason Robards "Raise the Titanic"
Ray Walston "My Favorite Martian"
Robert Loggia "ID4"
Roy Scheider "Jaws"
Tom Skerritt "Alien"
William Shatner "Star Trek"

2 votes
Bruce Willis "Die Hard"
Jack Palance "City Slickers"
James Garner TV's "The Rockford Files"
John M. Jackson TV's "Jag"
Jon Voight "Midnight Cowboy"
Tommy Lee Jones "Men In Black"

1 vote
Alec Guinness "Star Wars"
Billy Bob Thornton "Armageddon"
Billy J. Mitchell "Goldeneye"
Brian Dennehy "Cocoon"
Darren McGavin TV's "The Night Stalker"
Donald Sutherland "Virus"
Edward Allen Harris
Fred Thompson
George C. Scott "Inherit the Wind"
Hector Scott
James Coburn "In Like Flynt"
James Cromwell "Babe"
Jerry Ohrbach TV's "Law and Order"
Jesse Ventura "Predator" Governor of Minnesota
John Mahoney TV's "Frasier"
Michael Keaton "Batman"
Richard Crenna "Rambo"
Richard Dreyfuss "Jaws"
Richard Farnsworth
Robert Conrad TV's "Wild Wild West"
Robert DeNiro "Jackie Brown"
Robert Redford "Sneakers"
Roger Moore "Live and Let Die"
Sam Elliot "Roadhouse"
Scott Glenn "Silence of the Lambs"
Steve McQueen "The Getaway"
Tom Hanks "Apollo 13"
William H. Macy "Fargo"

RUDI GUNN
"Jurassic Park's" Jeff Goldblum knocked "Jurassic Park's" SAM NEILL into a tie for second place with "Apollo 13's" Ed Harris in this latest round of voting. NUMA's Rudi Gunn was also envisioned with David Straitharn and James Spader in the fourth and fifth place positions. As always, Rudi continues to be our closest race. The voting went like this:

10 votes
JEFF GOLDBLUM "Jurassic Park" "ID4"

8 votes
ED HARRIS "Apollo 13"
SAM NEILL "Jurassic Park"

7 votes
David Straitharn "River Wild"

5 votes
James Spader

4 votes
Anthony Edwards TV's "ER"

3 votes
Billy Bob Thornton "Armageddon"
Kevin Spacey "American Beauty"
Richard Gere "Runaway Bride"
Robin Williams "Jakob the Liar"
Tom Hanks "Apollo 13"

2 votes
Al Pacino "Scarface"
Alec Baldwin "The Shadow"
Edward Norton "Fight Club"
Eric Stoltz "Pulp Fiction"
Gary Sinise "Ransom" "Forrest Gump"
James Woods "Contact" "Vampires"
Marc Harmon TV's "Chicago Hope"
Michael J. Fox TV's "Spin City"
Mitch Pileggi TV's "The X-Files" "Shocker"
Richard Dean Anderson TV's "McGyver"
Richard Dreyfuss "Jaws"
Rick Moranis "Strange Brew"
Tommy Lee Jones "Men In Black"

1 vote
Bill Paxton "Twister" "Titanic"
Brad Pitt "Fight Club"
Brent Spiner "Star Trek: Insurrection"
Bruce Harwood TV's "The X-Files"
Campbell Scott "The Spanish Prisoner"
Chad Lowe TV's "Life Goes On"
Cuba Gooding Jr. "A Murder of Crows"
Dan Aykroyd "Blues Brothers 2000"
David Duchovny TV's "The X-Files"
Dennis Miller TV's "The Dennis Miller Show"
Dirk Benedict "Battlestar Galactica"
Donald Sutherland "Virus"
Ed Asner TV's "Mary Tyler Moore Show"
Gene Hackman "Unforgiven"
Hank Azaria TV's "The Simpsons"
Harrison Ford "Indiana Jones"
Hector Elizondo TV's "Chicago Hope"
Ice T Actor/Rapper
Jason Alexander TV's "Seinfeld"
Jim Carrey "Man in the Moon"
Jim O'Keefe
Joe Pesci "Good Fellas" "My Cousin Vinny"
Johnny Depp "Ed Wood"
Keanu Reeves "The Matrix"
Kevin Bacon "Stir of Echoes"
Kevin Kline "Wild Wild West"
Kurt Russell "Soldier"
Liam Neeson "Star Wars Episode One"
Martin Sheen TV's "West Wing"
Matt Craven
Matt LeBlanc "Lost in Space"
Michael Ironsides "Starship Troopers"
Michael Moriarty TV's "Law and Order"
Michael T. Weiss TV's "The Pretender"
Mike Myers "Austin Powers"
Nathan Hudson
Nick Nolte "Rich Man Poor Man"
Nicolas Cage "8mm"
Patrick Stewart "Star Trek: Insurrection"
Paul McGann
Ralph Fiennes "English Patient"
Rob Morrow "Quiz Show"
Robert Redford "Sneakers"
Roger Moore "Live and Let Die"
Scott Glenn "Silence of the Lambs"
Sean Penn "The Game"
Steven Seagal "Out for Justice"
Terry Kinney
Val Kilmer "The Saint"
Wayne Knight TV's "Seinfeld" "Jurassic Park"
William H. Macy "Fargo"
William Hurt "Accidental Tourist"
Woody Allen "Antz" "Celebrities"

CONGRESSPERSON LOREN SMITH:
SHARON STONE is way, way, waaay in front of the pack with a whopping 49 votes as Dirk's leading lady. Her closest runner-up is the lovely Rene Russo with only sixteen. Tom Cruise's wife, Nicole Kidman, picks up third place with 13. The voting went a little something like this:

49 votes
SHARON STONE "The Mighty"

16 votes
RENE RUSSO "The Thomas Crown Affair"

13 votes
NICOLE KIDMAN "Eyes Wide Shut"

8 votes
Julia Roberts "Runaway Bride"

6 votes
Helen Hunt TV's "Mad About You"
Sandra Bullock "Speed"
Teri Hatcher "Tomorrow Never Dies"

5 votes
Catherine Bell
Catherine Zeta-Jones "The Mask of Zorro"
Michelle Pfieffer "The Story of Us"

4 votes
Geena Davis "Cutthroat Island"
Meg Ryan "You've Got Mail"
Mimi Rogers "Lost In Space"

3 votes
Lorraine Bracco "Medicine Man"

2 votes
Ashley Judd "Double Jeopardy"
Christy Turlington "Catwalk"
Cybill Shepherd TV's "Cybill"
Dana Delaney "Exit to Eden"
Elizabeth Shue "Leaving Las Vegas"
Jamie Lee Curtis "True Lies"
Joan Severance "Bird on a Wire"
Julianne Moore "Boogie Nights"
Lauren Holly "Ford Fairlane"
Linda Hamilton "Terminator"
Sigourney Weaver "Aliens"
Susan Sarandon "Dead Man Walking"
Uma Thurman "Pulp Fiction"

1 vote
Andie MacDowell "Groundhog Day"
Anjelica Huston "The Grifters"
Anne Archer "Raise the Titanic"
Anne Heche "Six Days, Seven Nights"
Bridget Fonda "Jackie Brown"
Cameron Diaz "There's Something About Mary"
Charlize Theron "Mighty Joe Young"
Christine Lahti TV's "Chicago Hope"
Cindy Crawford Supermodel
Claudia Schiffer Supermodel
Gates McFadden "Star Trek: Insurrection"
Gina Gershon TV's "Snoops"
Glenn Close "Air Force One"
Goldie Hawn "First Wives' Club"
Heather Locklear TV's "Melrose Place"
Holly Hunter "Broadcast News"
Jaclyn Smith TV's "Charlie's Angels"
Janine Turner TV's "Northern Exposure"
Jodie Foster "Silence of the Lambs"
Josie Bisset "Baby Monitor: Sound of Fear"
Kate Winslet "Titanic"
Katherine Ross "The Stepford Wives"
Kathleen Quinlan "Apollo 13"
Kim Basinger "The Getaway"
Lara Flynn Boyle TV's "The Practice"
Lena Olin "Havana"
Linda Fiorentino "Jade"
Liv Tyler "Armageddon"
Loni Anderson TV's "WKRP In Cincinnati"
Madeline Stowe "12 Monkeys"
Marisa Tomei "My Cousin Vinny"
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio "The Abyss"
Mary Hart TV's "Entertainment Tonight"
Mary Stuart Masterson "Fried Green Tomatoes"
Maura Tierney TV's "News Radio"
Meryl Streep "River Wild" "Out of Africa"
Natasha Henstridge "Species"
Patricia Arquette "Stigmata"
Sela Ward TV's "Once and Again"
Tea Leoni "Deep Impact"
Theresa Russell "Whore"
Wendy Crewson "Air Force One"

HIRAM YAEGER
Star Trek's BRENT SPINER (whose character is appropriately named "Data") held his substantial lead as NUMA's computer expert with 22 votes, nearly twice that of his nearest competitor, Jeff Goldblum. Dennis Miller holds a weak third place with only 5 votes. The voting broke down like this:

22 votes
BRENT SPINER "Star Trek: Insurrection"

12 votes
JEFF GOLDBLUM "Jurassic Park"

5 votes
DENNIS MILLER "Tales From the Crypt"

4 votes
Dean Hagland TV's "The X-Files"
Val Kilmer "The Saint"

3 votes
Arlo Guthrie Famous Singer
Denis Leary "The Thomas Crown Affair"
Eric Stoltz "Pulp Fiction"
George Carlin "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure"
Jeff Daniels "Pleasantville"
Steve Buscemi "Armageddon"

2 votes
Bill Paxton "Twister"
Bruce Campbell "Army of Darkness"
Christian Slater "Broken Arrow"
Donald Sutherland "Virus"
James Spader
Jeff Bridges "Starman"
Joe Pesci "Good Fellas"
Jon Voight "Midnight Cowboy"
Kevin Kline "Wild Wild West"
Kevin Spacey "American Beauty"
Matthew Broderick "Godzilla"
Nicolas Cage "8mm"
Peter Horton TV's "Thirty-something"
Weird Al Yankovich Famous parodist

1 vote
Billy Bob Thornton "Armageddon"
Billy Connolly
Bob Balaban "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
Brad Dourif "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
Brad Pitt "Seven"
Burt Reynolds "Boogie Nights"
Charlie Sheen "Young Guns"
Christopher Lloyd "Back to the Future"
Danny Glover "Lethal Weapon"
David Carradine TV's "Kung Fu"
Dustin Hoffman "Wag the Dog"
Eric Close
Gary Busey "Lethal Weapon"
Gary Sinise "Ransom"
Harrison Ford "Air Force One"
Harry Anderson TV's "Night Court"
Hugh Grant "Notting Hill"
James Coburn "Payback"
James Woods "Vampires"
Jerry Seinfeld TV's "Seinfeld"
Jim Carrey "Man in the Moon"
John Cusack "Grosse Point Blank"
John Malkovich "Being John Malkovich"
Kevin Costner "For the Love of the Game"
Kiefer Sutherland "Flatliners"
Kurt Fuller TV's "Timecop"
Lenny Henry "True Identity"
Michael Douglas "The Game"
Oliver Platt "Flatliners"
Peter Fonda "The Limey"
Rick Moranis "Strange Brew"
Robin Williams "Jakob the Liar"
Samuel L. Jackson "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace"
Sean Connery "Dr. No"
Seth Green "Austin Powers"
Tom Arnold "True Lies"
Tom Cruise "Mission Impossible"
Tommy Chong "Up In Smoke"
Willie Nelson "On the Road Again"

ST. JULIEN PERLMUTTER
Good ol' St. Julien proves to be one of the most puzzling categories. One would think - from Cussler's description of the man - that readers would choose someone of relatively massive girth and an image of overindulgence. Yet, on this list appear such famously thin folk as Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Coburn. Oh, well - to each his own - that's the whole point of this poll! John Rhys-Davies of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Sliders" fame maintained his lead as Dirk's maritime expert/gourmand but Dom DeLuise staying just behind, trailing by only two votes. James Earl Jones was a distant third with nine votes. The voting went like this:

32 votes
JOHN RHYS-DAVIES "Sliders" "Raiders of the Lost Ark"

30 votes
DOM DELUISE "The End"

9 votes
JAMES EARL JONES "Clear and Present Danger"

8 votes
John Goodman "The Flintstones"

5 votes
Mike McShane

4 votes
William Shatner "Star Trek"

3 votes
Danny DeVito "Get Shorty"
Sir Richard Attenborough "Jurassic Park"

2 votes
Bob Hoskins "Roger Rabbit"
Bud Spencer "Trinity"
David Ogden Stiers TV's "M*A*S*H"
Marlon Brando "The Island of Dr. Moreau"
Nathan Lane "The Birdcage"
Paul Sorvino "Bulworth"
Peter Ustinov "Murder on the Orient Express"
Robbie Coltrane "The World is Not Enough"
Sean Connery "Dr. No"
William Conrad TV's "Cannon"

1 votes
Anthony Hopkins "Silence of the Lambs"
Brian Blessed "Flash Gordon"
Brian Dennehy "Bestseller"
Charles Durning "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"
Charles Nelson Reilly "Ghost and Mrs. Muir"
Donald Sutherland "Virus"
Drew Carey TV's "The Drew Carey Show"
Ernest Borgnine TV's "McHale's Navy"
George Wendt TV's "Cheers"
Jack Germond
James Coburn "In Like Flint" "Payback"
James Doohan TV's "Star Trek"
Jesse Ventura "Predator" Governor of Minnesota
John Candy "Trains, Planes and Automobiles"
John Cleese "The World Is Not Enough"
Luciano Pavarotti One of the "Three Tenors"
Maximillian Schell "The Black Hole"
Michael Gough "Batman"
Noel Ferrier
Oliver Reed "Three Musketeers"
Patrick Stewart "Star Trek: Insurrection"
Paul Prudhome Famous Cajun Chef
Peter Boyle TV's "Everybody Loves Raymond"
Richard Briers
Ricky Jay
Rip Torn TV's "The Larry Sanders Show"
Rob Reiner "The Story of Us"
Rupert Everett "My Best Friend's Wedding"
Tom Arnold "True Lies"
Tommy Lee Jones "The Fugitive" "Double Jeopardy"
Wayne Knight "Jurassic Park"
Wilford Brimley "Cocoon"

BEST NOVEL TO MAKE INTO A MOVIE
INCA GOLD easily maintained its lead with 68 votes as Best Novel to make into a movie with SAHARA in second place with 40 votes and SHOCKWAVE in third with 29. Where will ATLANTIS FOUND fit into the picture? The voting went like this:

68 votes
INCA GOLD

40 votes
SAHARA

29 votes
SHOCKWAVE

22 votes
Treasure

18 votes
Dragon

15 votes
Flood Tide

10 votes
Cyclops
Night Probe!
Vixen 03

8 votes
Iceberg

6 votes
The Mediterranean Caper

4 votes
Deep Six


BEST DIRECTOR FOR A DIRK PITT MOVIE
The world's most popular film director continues to prove he is still the world's most popular filmmaker. Steven Spielberg garnered 83 votes as the Best Director for a Dirk Pitt movie, easily the highest vote anywhere in this poll. Next up is TITANIC king James Cameron with 31 votes, followed at a distant third by George Lucas and Ron Howard with a tie at 13 votes each. The voting went like this:

83 votes
STEVEN SPIELBERG "Saving Private Ryan"

31 votes
JAMES CAMERON "Titanic"

13 votes
George Lucas "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace"
Ron Howard "Ed TV"

9 votes
Michael Bay "Armageddon"

7 votes
John Woo "Mission Impossible II"

6 votes
Clive Cussler Grandmaster of Adventure
Richard Donner "Lethal Weapon"

5 votes
Martin Campbell "Goldeneye"

4 votes
John McTiernan "The Thomas Crown Affair"

2 votes
Jonathan Frakes "Star Trek: First Contact"
Oliver Stone "JFK"
Phillip Noyce "The Saint"

1 vote
Arnold Schwarzenegger "Christmas in Connecticut"
Barry Sonnenfeld "Wild Wild West" "Men In Black"
Brian DePalma "Mission Impossible"
Coen Brothers, The "Hudsucker Proxy" "Raising Arizona"
George Miller "The Road Warrior"
Gus Van Sant "Psycho"
Ivan Reitman "Twins" "Junior"
Jan DuBont "Speed" "Twister"
Jerry Bruckheimer "Armageddon" (Producer)
Joel Schumacher "Batman and Robin"
John Carpenter "They Live" "Vampires"
John Glen "License To Kill" "A View to a Kill"
John Landis "Animal House"
Leonard Nimoy "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home"
Mel Gibson "Braveheart"
Michael Mann "Heat"
Mimi Leder "Deep Impact" "The Peacemaker"
Nicholas Meyer "Seven Percent Solution" "Star Trek II"
Paul Verhoeven "Starship Troopers"
Peter Hyams "TimeCop"
Robert Zemeckis "Forrest Gump" "Back to the Future"
Simon Wincer "The Phantom" TV's "Lonesome Dove"
Ted Demme "The Ref"
Tony Scott "Top Gun"
Walter Hill "48 Hours"
Will Smith "Wild Wild West" (Actor)
Wolfgang Petersen "Das Boot"

And the voting continues...

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