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== Film ==
** ''[[Beavis and Butthead]] Do America'' (directed by [[Mike Judge]] and Yvette Kaplan)▼
* [[John Lasseter]] is given sole director credit on ''[[Cars 2]]'' despite the fact that he was brought in midway through production to replace original director Brad Lewis (who was fired due to lackluster material). Lewis still gets a separate co-director credit though.▼
* ''[[Poltergeist]]'' was directed by [[Tobe Hooper]], but most people think of it as a [[Steven Spielberg]] film.
** To the point where it was rumored that Spielberg was the ''real'' director. Given that he was busy with ''[[E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial|ET the Extraterrestrial]]'' at the time, these rumors are unfounded; nonetheless, they basically ruined Hooper's career.
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** ''[[City of God]]'' (directed by Fernando Meireilles and Katia Lund)
** ''[[Fantastic Mr. Fox]]'' (directed by [[Wes Anderson]] and Mark Gustafson, this is notable in the fact that the film's cinematographer mentioned that Gustafson spent much more time on set working on the animation and with crew while Anderson would direct scenes by e-mail and therefore felt that Anderson's credit shouldn't have been as high as it was)
▲** ''[[Beavis and Butthead]] Do America'' (directed by [[Mike Judge]] and Yvette Kaplan)
▲* [[John Lasseter]] is given sole director credit on ''[[Cars 2]]'' despite the fact that he was brought in midway through production to replace original director Brad Lewis (who was fired due to lackluster material). Lewis still gets a separate co-director credit though.
* [[Tyler Perry]]'s ''[[Diary of a Mad Black Woman]]'' was directed by Darren Grant, but many people believed that Perry directed it himself.
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