ABOUT ROBERT LINCOLN DREW
Documentary filmmaker who is considered a founding father of cinéma vérité, some of his most popular films are: Primary, The Chair, and On the Road with Duke Ellington.
He worked as journalist with Time/Life and held a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University.
He has won first prizes at the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals.
He and his wife Anne Drew married in 1970.
Ridley Scott worked for Drew's film company early on.
