- Data di nascita
- Altezza1,75 m
- Noah Baumbach è nato il 3 settembre 1969. Luogo di nascita: Usa. È conosciuto come sceneggiatore e regista. È celebre per aver partecipato a Rumore bianco (2022), Storia di un matrimonio (2019) e Il calamaro e la balena (2005). È sposato con Greta Gerwig dal 19 dicembre 2023. Hanno due figli/e. È stata sposato con Jennifer Jason Leigh.
- ConiugiGreta Gerwig(19 dicembre 2023 - presente) (2 bambini)Jennifer Jason Leigh(3 settembre 2005 - 17 settembre 2013) (divorziato, 1 bambino)
- Genitori
- ParentiNico Baumbach(Sibling)Harold Baumbach(Grandparent)Ida Baumbach(Grandparent)
- Most of his films are at 90 minutes margin
- Often works with Greta Gerwig
- Recurring theme of dysfunctional families
- His films often focus on immature people who are unwilling to act mature
- Often works with Ben Stiller and Adam Driver
- According to himself, he tends to return again and again to making movies about people who have an image of themselves they can't live up to.
- Is a close friend and collaborator of Wes Anderson.
- When directing on set, prefers saying 'Begin' or 'When you're ready', instead of 'Action!'.
- Has a son, Rohmer Emmanuel Baumbach (born March 17, 2010), with his ex-wife Jennifer Jason Leigh.
- Had his script for Il calamaro e la balena (2005) hand-delivered to Laura Linney by his friend Eric Stoltz during the filming of La casa della gioia (2000) in 2000. Linney agreed to do the film immediately, but it took four years to raise the financing.
- I always viewed life as material for a movie.
- I grew up in the heat of 70s postmodern fiction and post-Godard films, and there was this idea that what mattered was the theory or meta in art. My film is emotional rather than meta, and that's my rebellion.
- "I still carry the residue of the pressure I felt as a child to read and appreciate the right books. Growing up, I never allowed myself to read beach reading. I was always plowing through Ford Madox Ford's "Good Solider" or something I wasn't equipped to understand".
- Somebody could easily go through and link everything to different points in not just my family, but people I know - but I don't even really care. For me, the movie is a protection - a completely reinvented film. [on 'The Squid and The Whale.']
- I don't outline. And when I've done jobs either in television or for a studio, and outlines have been part of the deal, it seems completely artificial to me and, I think, made it harder for me to write the script afterward.
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