Movie Credits
Huellas de Dylan, Las	(2006)
The King	(2005)
[ William Hurt ][ Paul Dano ][ Gael García Bernal ]
Be Cool	(2005)
[ Seth Green ][ Harvey Keitel ][ John Travolta ][ James Woods ][ Vince Vaughn ]
Satan's Little Helper	(2004)
Parla: La idea del sur	(2004)
The Dreamers	(2003)
[ Michael Pitt ][ Stuart Wilson ][ Irving Berlin ][ Bernardo Bertolucci ]
View from the Vault III	(2002)
Moonlight Mile	(2002)
[ Dabney Coleman ][ Dustin Hoffman ][ Mick Jagger ][ Elton John ][ Richard T Jones ]
Skank: MTV Ao Vivo Ouro Preto	(2002)
Vanilla Sky	(2001)
[ Tom Cruise ][ Mick Jagger ][ Paul McCartney ][ Kurt Russell ][ Noah Taylor ]
Bandits	(2001)
[ Bruce Willis ][ Billy Bob Thornton ][ Barry Levinson ][ Chris Young ][ Richard Riehle ]
View from the Vault II	(2001)
Wonder Boys	(2000)
[ Rip Torn ][ Michael Douglas ][ Tobey Maguire ][ Robert Downey Jr. ][ Alan Tudyk ]
View from the Vault	(2000)
Remember the Titans	(2000)
[ Denzel Washington ][ Ryan Gosling ][ Donald Faison ][ Ethan Suplee ][ Kip Pardue ]
High Fidelity	(2000)
[ Elton John ][ Tim Robbins ][ Jack Black ][ John Cusack ][ Drake Bell ]
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas	(1998)
[ Craig Bierko ][ Johnny Depp ][ Mark Harmon ][ Mick Jagger ][ John Lennon ]
The Big Lebowski	(1998)
[ Jeff Bridges ][ Steve Buscemi ][ Ben Gazzara ][ Mick Jagger ][ David Thewlis ]
Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival	(1997)
[ John Lennon ][ Paul McCartney ]
Jerry Maguire	(1996)
[ Beau Bridges ][ Tom Cruise ][ Mick Jagger ][ Paul McCartney ][ Jay Mohr ]
In the Name of the Father	(1993)
[ Anthony Brophy ][ John Lynch ][ Bob Marley ][ Daniel Day-Lewis ][ Tom Wilkinson ]
Guns N' Roses: Use Your Illusion II	(1992)
[ W. Axl Rose ]
The Mighty Quinn	(1989)
[ Denzel Washington ][ James Fox ][ M. Emmet Walsh ]
Wake	(1987)
Jimi Plays Monterey	(1986)
Bob Dylan in Concert	(1986)
Kleine, Der	(1983)
Divine Madness!	(1980)
The Last Waltz	(1978)
[ Martin Scorsese ]
Renaldo and Clara	(1978)
[ Allen Ginsberg ][ Harry Dean Stanton ][ Sam Shepard ]
Veronikas svededug	(1977)
Rocker	(1972)
Jud	(1971)
[ Jason Robards ]
Dont Look Back	(1967)
The Man Without Papers	(1965)
The Madhouse on Castle Street	(1963)
[ David Warner ]

Robert Allen Zimmerman was born 24 May 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota; his father Abe worked for the Standard Oil Co. Six years later the family moved to Hibbing, often the coldest place in the US, where he taught himself piano and guitar and formed several high school rock bands. In 1959 he entered the University of Minnesota and began performing as Bob Dylan at clubs in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The following year he went to New York, performed in Greenwich Village folk clubs, and spent much time in the hospital room of his hero Woody Guthrie. Late in 1961 Columbia signed him to a contract and the following year released his first album, containing two original songs. Next year "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" appeared, with all original songs including the 1960s anthem "Blowin' in the Wind." After several more important acoustic/folk albums, and tours with Joan Baez, he launched into a new electric/acoustic format with 1965's "Bringing It All Back Home" which, with The Byrds' cover of his "Mr Tambourine Man," launched folk-rock. The documentary Dont Look Back (1967) was filmed at this time; he broke off his relationship with Baez and by the end of the year had married Sara Dylan (born Sara Lowndes). Nearly killed in a motorcycle accident 29 July 1966, he withdrew for a time of introspection. After more hard rock performances, his next albums were mostly country. With his career wandering (and critics condemning the fact), Sam Peckinpah asked him to compose the score for, and appear in, his Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid (1973) - more memorable as a soundtrack than a film. In 1974 he and The Band went on tour, releasing his first #1 album, "Planet Waves". It was followed a year later by another first-place album, "Blood on the Tracks". After several Rolling Thunder tours, the unsuccessful film Renaldo and Clara (1978) and a divorce, he stunned the music world again by his release of the fundamentalist Christrian album "Slow Train Coming," a cut from which won him his first Grammy. Many tours and albums later, on the eve of a European tour May 1997, he was stricken with histoplasmosis (a possibly fatal infection of the heart sac); he recovered and appeared in Rome that September at the request of the Pope. In December he received the Kennedy Center Award for artistic excellence.