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Birth Name: Tarsem Singh Dhandwar
Age: 65, born 26 May 1961
Country of origin: 
India
Height: 5' 6"
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The Battle of the 'Snow Whites'
(13 items)list by johanlefourbe
Published 14 years, 8 months ago 
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9 comments
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The 15 Most Accomplished Music Video Directors
(15 items)list by ZeddHead
Published 9 years, 2 months ago
9 votes
Best Up and Coming Directors (2011 Edition)
(50 items)list by Stehako
Published 15 years, 1 month ago
3 comments
3 comments
5 votes
JoBlo Movie Jail Candidates
(182 items)list by Leo
Published 11 years, 5 months ago
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Indian director Tarsem Singh is the son of an aircraft engineer. He was educated at Bishop Cotton Boy's School in Shimla and relocated to the USA to study business at Harvard and, significantly, film studies at the Art Center College of Design in California. Upon graduating he embarked on a career as a director of music videos, working with such artists as Suzanne Vega, En Vogue, Vanessa Paradis and, most notably, R.E.M.. Tarsem's video for their song 'Losing My Religion', went on to win six MTV Video Music Awards, including the coveted 'Video of the Year'.
As well, as music videos, Tarsem has directed some high profile telev
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1. The Cell (2000)
| Rating: | 1117 Watched |
2. The Fall (2006)
| Rating: | 713 Watched |
3. Immortals (2011)
| Rating: | 731 Watched |
4. Mirror Mirror (2012)
| Rating: | 634 Watched |
5. Self/less (2015)
| Rating: | 188 Watched |
Movies written by
1. The Fall (2006)
| Rating: | 713 Watched |
TV
1. Attack of the Show! (2005)
| Rating: | 94 Watched |
2. Made in Hollywood (2005)
| Rating: | 59 Watched |
3. Jet 7 (1996)
| Rating: | 6 Watched |
Movies
1. 1991 MTV Video Music Awards (1991)
| Rating: | 2 Watched |
TV directed by
1. Emerald City
| Rating: | 31 Watched |
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ZeddHead added this to a list 9 years, 2 months ago
The 15 Most Accomplished Music Video Directors (15 person items)"Best Music Videos: “Hold On”, En Vogue (1990); “Losing My Religion”, R.E.M. (1991) Best Movies: The Cell (2000), The Fall (2006) Give Tarsem Singh a mediocre script, and he’ll mold the underwritten dud into a visual goldmine. With his striking 2000 debut, The Cell, the Indian director, previously known for R.E.M.’s award-winning “Losing My Religion” video, took an intriguing premise (psychologist enters a psycho’s mind to find a missing girl) and went ballistic, using the film"