Milos Forman Czechoslovakianborn US filmmaker and Saul Zaentz respectively director and producer of 'Amadeus' a movie based on the life of Wolfgang...
{"Image ImageDescription": "HOLLYWOOD, CA - MARCH 25:  Milos Forman (L), Czechoslovakian-born US filmmaker and Saul Zaentz, respectively director and producer of \"Amadeus\", a movie based on the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, hold their Oscars 25 March 1985 in Hollywood at the Annual Acacemy Awards in Hollywood. \"Amadeus\" won a remarkable 11 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director. Born in 1932 in Caslav, a small town outside of Prague, Forman lost both his parents in the Nazi death camps during WWII. In the early 1950s, Forman enrolled at the newly founded Prague Film Institute (FAMU), where he worked with many of the major figures of the \"New Wave of Czech Cinema\" of the 1960s. When Warsaw Pact tanks rumbled into Prague in August 1968, Forman emigrated to the US. Forman's second American movie, \"One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest\", swept the Academy Awards, winning all five major Oscars. AFP PHOTO ROB BOREN  (Photo credit should read ROB BOREN/AFP via Getty Images)"}