The Canadian filmmaker Ted Kotcheff responsible for driving “Rambo – programmed to kill” died to 94 years .
To the American website “TMZ”, the filmmaker’s son, Thomas Kotcheff, said the Director died peacefully on Friday (11). He was surrounded by his family in a hospital in Mexico. The cause of death was not revealed.
Throughout his career, Ted Kotcheff received nominations and won awards for his work developed in the cinema. In 1974, for example, he won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Festival for the movie “The Learning of Duddy Kravitz”.
In 1975, production again won prizes. This time, in the category of “Movie of the Year” in the 26th edition of Canadian Screen Awards, organized by the Canadian Academy of Cinema and Television.
Already in the early 1980s, Ted Kotcheff was cast to direct “Rambo – programmed to kill”. The feature film began the action movies franchise starring Sylvester Stallone .
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This content was originally published in Ted Kotcheff, director of “Rambo”, at the age of 94 on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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