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| + | | дата рождения = 1912 | ||
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| + | | краткая информация = Художник-костюмер, лауреат премии «Эмми» | ||
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| + | =Биография= | ||
| + | Р. Агаян (1912) (США) | ||
| − | + | Известный американский художник-костюмер, председатель органа-жюри «Оскаров» по режиссуре костюма Академии киноискусств в США, лауреат премии «Эмми». | |
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| + | Владелец собственных студий-мастерских моды в гг. Пасадена и Голливуд. | ||
| + | Создатель предварительного сценария экипировки артистов и актрис театра и кино. | ||
| + | Основоположник новой специальности - режиссер по костюмам. | ||
| + | Создавал одежду и артистический реквизит для американских звезд (Э. Вильяме, Б. Стрейзанд, Д. Мартин, Д. Дюрант и др.). | ||
Ray Aghayan | Ray Aghayan | ||
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Born in Tehran, Iran, it was a long journey to Hollywood for Ray Aghayan. His creative spark was evident early in life; at the age of eleven, Ray was known to sketch drawings for his mother, a coutourière. When he finally arrived in Hollywood years later, he flirted with being an actor before finding steady work designing costumes for TV shows. In 1963 he began working as a designer on "The Judy Garland Show" and hired Bob Mackie to be his assistant, which proved to be the beginning of a long artistic partnership. Ray Aghayan was nominated for an Oscar for costume design for the 1969 Gaily, Gaily and, with Bob Mackie, nominated for Oscars for the 1972 Lady Sings the Blues with Diana Ross, and the 1975 Funny Lady starring Barbara Streisand. He was also nominated nine times for an Emmy and won twice. On Broadway, Aghayan designed costumes for the revival of On the Town (1971), and for Carol Channing in Lorelei (1974), and he was nominated for a Tony Award as Best Costume Designer for Applause (1970). He was also a producer of television series and films. In the 1960s, he was instrumental in persuading the Television Academy to officially recognize the contributions of costume designers. A master at grasping the right mood with his design, he worked on several Doris Day films including Caprice, in which the mod attire he designed went a long way in giving the film its groovy feel. | Born in Tehran, Iran, it was a long journey to Hollywood for Ray Aghayan. His creative spark was evident early in life; at the age of eleven, Ray was known to sketch drawings for his mother, a coutourière. When he finally arrived in Hollywood years later, he flirted with being an actor before finding steady work designing costumes for TV shows. In 1963 he began working as a designer on "The Judy Garland Show" and hired Bob Mackie to be his assistant, which proved to be the beginning of a long artistic partnership. Ray Aghayan was nominated for an Oscar for costume design for the 1969 Gaily, Gaily and, with Bob Mackie, nominated for Oscars for the 1972 Lady Sings the Blues with Diana Ross, and the 1975 Funny Lady starring Barbara Streisand. He was also nominated nine times for an Emmy and won twice. On Broadway, Aghayan designed costumes for the revival of On the Town (1971), and for Carol Channing in Lorelei (1974), and he was nominated for a Tony Award as Best Costume Designer for Applause (1970). He was also a producer of television series and films. In the 1960s, he was instrumental in persuading the Television Academy to officially recognize the contributions of costume designers. A master at grasping the right mood with his design, he worked on several Doris Day films including Caprice, in which the mod attire he designed went a long way in giving the film its groovy feel. | ||
FILMOGRAPHY (Costume Designer) | FILMOGRAPHY (Costume Designer) | ||
| − | The 69th Annual Academy Awards (1997) (TV) | + | *The 69th Annual Academy Awards (1997) (TV) |
| − | + | *The 67th Annual Academy Awards (1995) (TV) | |
| − | The 67th Annual Academy Awards (1995) (TV) | + | *The 48th Annual Academy Awards (1976) (TV) |
| − | + | *Funny Lady (1975) | |
| − | The 48th Annual Academy Awards (1976) (TV) | + | *Lady Sings the Blues (1972) |
| − | + | *Hannie Caulder (1971) | |
| − | Funny Lady (1975) | + | *33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee (1969) (TV) |
| − | + | *Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey: On Broadway (1969) (TV) | |
| − | Lady Sings the Blues (1972) | + | *Gaily, Gaily (1969), aka Chicago, Chicago (UK) |
| − | + | *Doctor Dolittle (1967) | |
| − | Hannie Caulder (1971) | + | *Caprice (1967) |
| − | + | *In Like Flint (1967) | |
| − | 33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee (1969) (TV) | + | *The Glass Bottom Boat (1966), aka The Spy in Lace Panties |
| − | + | *Our Man Flint (1966) | |
| − | Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey: On Broadway (1969) (TV) | + | *Do Not Disturb (1965) |
| − | + | *The Art of Love (1965) | |
| − | Gaily, Gaily (1969), aka Chicago, Chicago (UK) | + | *John Goldfarb, Please Come Home (1965) (uncredited) |
| − | + | *Father Goose (1964) (uncredited) | |
| − | Doctor Dolittle (1967) | + | *"The Judy Garland Show" (1963) TV Series |
| − | + | *Another Evening with Fred Astaire (1959) (TV) | |
| − | Caprice (1967) | + | *An Evening with Fred Astaire (1958) (TV) |
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| − | In Like Flint (1967) | ||
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| − | The Glass Bottom Boat (1966), aka The Spy in Lace Panties | ||
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| − | Our Man Flint (1966) | ||
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| − | Do Not Disturb (1965) | ||
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| − | The Art of Love (1965) | ||
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| − | John Goldfarb, Please Come Home (1965) (uncredited) | ||
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| − | Father Goose (1964) (uncredited) | ||
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| − | "The Judy Garland Show" (1963) TV Series | ||
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| − | Another Evening with Fred Astaire (1959) (TV) | ||
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| − | An Evening with Fred Astaire (1958) (TV) | ||
AWARDS | AWARDS | ||
| − | Lorelei [Original, Musical, Comedy] Miss Channing's costumes by Ray Aghayan Jan 27, 1974 - Nov 3, 1974 | + | *Lorelei [Original, Musical, Comedy] Miss Channing's costumes by Ray Aghayan Jan 27, 1974 - Nov 3, 1974 |
| − | + | *On the Town [Revival, Musical, Comedy] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 31, 1971 - Jan 1, 1972 | |
| − | On the Town [Revival, Musical, Comedy] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 31, 1971 - Jan 1, 1972 | + | *Applause [Original, Musical] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Mar 30, 1970 - Jul 27, 1972 |
| − | + | *Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden [Original, Special] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 2, 1962 - Nov 3, 1962 | |
| − | Applause [Original, Musical] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Mar 30, 1970 - Jul 27, 1972 | + | *The Egg [Original, Play] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Jan 8, 1962 - Jan 13, 1962 |
| − | + | *Vintage '60 [Original, Musical, Revue] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Sep 13, 1960 - Sep 17, 1960 | |
| − | Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden [Original, Special] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 2, 1962 - Nov 3, 1962 | ||
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| − | The Egg [Original, Play] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Jan 8, 1962 - Jan 13, 1962 | ||
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| − | + | ==Литература== | |
| − | + | *Мамулов С.С. Удивительный народ из страны чудес. Книга 3. М., 2000г. | |
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| + | *http://www.aiwa-net.org/AIWAwriters/ | ||
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| Агаян Рей | |
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| На английском: | Aghayan Ray |
| Дата рождения: | 1912 |
| Краткая информация: Художник-костюмер, лауреат премии «Эмми» | |
Содержание
Биография
Р. Агаян (1912) (США)
Известный американский художник-костюмер, председатель органа-жюри «Оскаров» по режиссуре костюма Академии киноискусств в США, лауреат премии «Эмми».
Владелец собственных студий-мастерских моды в гг. Пасадена и Голливуд.
Создатель предварительного сценария экипировки артистов и актрис театра и кино.
Основоположник новой специальности - режиссер по костюмам.
Создавал одежду и артистический реквизит для американских звезд (Э. Вильяме, Б. Стрейзанд, Д. Мартин, Д. Дюрант и др.).
Ray Aghayan
Born in Tehran, Iran, it was a long journey to Hollywood for Ray Aghayan. His creative spark was evident early in life; at the age of eleven, Ray was known to sketch drawings for his mother, a coutourière. When he finally arrived in Hollywood years later, he flirted with being an actor before finding steady work designing costumes for TV shows. In 1963 he began working as a designer on "The Judy Garland Show" and hired Bob Mackie to be his assistant, which proved to be the beginning of a long artistic partnership. Ray Aghayan was nominated for an Oscar for costume design for the 1969 Gaily, Gaily and, with Bob Mackie, nominated for Oscars for the 1972 Lady Sings the Blues with Diana Ross, and the 1975 Funny Lady starring Barbara Streisand. He was also nominated nine times for an Emmy and won twice. On Broadway, Aghayan designed costumes for the revival of On the Town (1971), and for Carol Channing in Lorelei (1974), and he was nominated for a Tony Award as Best Costume Designer for Applause (1970). He was also a producer of television series and films. In the 1960s, he was instrumental in persuading the Television Academy to officially recognize the contributions of costume designers. A master at grasping the right mood with his design, he worked on several Doris Day films including Caprice, in which the mod attire he designed went a long way in giving the film its groovy feel.
FILMOGRAPHY (Costume Designer)
- The 69th Annual Academy Awards (1997) (TV)
- The 67th Annual Academy Awards (1995) (TV)
- The 48th Annual Academy Awards (1976) (TV)
- Funny Lady (1975)
- Lady Sings the Blues (1972)
- Hannie Caulder (1971)
- 33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee (1969) (TV)
- Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey: On Broadway (1969) (TV)
- Gaily, Gaily (1969), aka Chicago, Chicago (UK)
- Doctor Dolittle (1967)
- Caprice (1967)
- In Like Flint (1967)
- The Glass Bottom Boat (1966), aka The Spy in Lace Panties
- Our Man Flint (1966)
- Do Not Disturb (1965)
- The Art of Love (1965)
- John Goldfarb, Please Come Home (1965) (uncredited)
- Father Goose (1964) (uncredited)
- "The Judy Garland Show" (1963) TV Series
- Another Evening with Fred Astaire (1959) (TV)
- An Evening with Fred Astaire (1958) (TV)
AWARDS
- Lorelei [Original, Musical, Comedy] Miss Channing's costumes by Ray Aghayan Jan 27, 1974 - Nov 3, 1974
- On the Town [Revival, Musical, Comedy] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 31, 1971 - Jan 1, 1972
- Applause [Original, Musical] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Mar 30, 1970 - Jul 27, 1972
- Eddie Fisher at the Winter Garden [Original, Special] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Oct 2, 1962 - Nov 3, 1962
- The Egg [Original, Play] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Jan 8, 1962 - Jan 13, 1962
- Vintage '60 [Original, Musical, Revue] Costume Design by Ray Aghayan Sep 13, 1960 - Sep 17, 1960
Библиография
Литература
- Мамулов С.С. Удивительный народ из страны чудес. Книга 3. М., 2000г.
