'Top Gun' to 'Unstoppable': Thanks for the memories, Tony Scott

Aug 20, 2012 13:56pm

British born director and producer Tony Scott, who made films like 'Top Gun', ended his life on August 19 by jumping off the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles. Here, a list of films directed by him.
Scott's directorial debut was 1983 horror film 'The Hunger' - an unusual love triangle between a doctor and a vampire couple.
The sequel to the original, 'Beverly Hills Cop 2' is an action-comedy starring Eddie Murphy as a police detective tracking a robbery gang.
Kevin Costner is a retired navy aviator who goes to Mexico to meet his wealthy friend but ends up falling in love with his young. Do they have a happy ending? Find out in 'Revenge (1990)'.
Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, 'Days of Thunder' is a treat for car-racing buffs.
Bruce Willis, a private detective and Damon Wayans, an ex-footballer team up to solve the murder of Wayans' girlfriend, played by Halle Berry in 'The Last Boy Scout'.
Written by Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary, 'True Romance' stars Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette stuck in a romantic, criminal scenario.
'Crimson Tide' illustrates the strained political relations between Russia and the US. Starring Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington.
'The Fan' was adapted from a novel written by Peter Abrahams. The psychological thriller revolves around the extreme behaviour displayed by baseball fans.
Will Smith and Gene Hackman star in the spy thriller 'Enemy of the State' in which NSA agents kill a US Congressman because he stands in the way of expanding their powers.
America and China are about to sign a major trade agreement, when a CIA agent is captured by the Chinese. 'Spy Game' starring Brad Pitt and Robert Redford is an intriguing film about international relations.
'Man on Fire' is a thriller starring Denzel Washington playing nine-year-old Dakota Fanning's bodyguard.
'Domino' traces the story of how a former model living in Los Angeles turns into a bounty hunter. Keira Knightley got rave reviews for her performance.
'Deja Vu' is a sci-fi thriller starring Denzel Washington and Val Kilmer. From time travel to terrorist attacks, the film is gripping till the end.
'The Taking of Pelham 123' is about a group of men, including John Travolta, take the passengers of a subway train hostage. On the other end, Denzel Washington receives the ransom call.
Denzel Washington once again, along with Chris Pine try to stop a runaway freight train in Tony Scott's last direction 'Unstoppable'.