Director Ang Lee started his career
with the Chinese-language art house hits The Wedding Banquet and Eat
Drink Man Woman. He has since helmed a variety of well-received,
award-winning features in English, including the 2005 romantic drama Brokeback
Mountain, for which he won an Oscar for Best Director.
In
1995, Lee directed his first film in English, an adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense
and Sensibility starring and co-written by Emma Thompson. After a few rare
misfires, including the western Ride With the Devil and the comic book
movie Hulk, Lee took on the somewhat controversial Western romance Brokeback
Mountain, about two cowboys who are unsettled to discover a mutual
attraction.
Mountain won 3 Oscars, including Lee's first Academy Award for Best Director. The expected winner of that night's Best Picture award, it lost out to Paul Haggis' race drama Crash.
Mountain won 3 Oscars, including Lee's first Academy Award for Best Director. The expected winner of that night's Best Picture award, it lost out to Paul Haggis' race drama Crash.
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