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Bruce Gowers

Born December 21, 1940 in West Kilbride, Ayrshire, Scotland, UKDied January 15, 202349 films

Bruce Gowers was an English television director and producer, best known for work on large scale live music and event productions. He started his career in his native England where his landmark music video for Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" brought him international recognition leading to his relocation to the U.S. in the late 1970s.

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Bruce’s varied career includes credits for the live episodes of American Idol (2001–2010) which he has directed from the start, and awards shows including the Emmys, The MTV Awards, the Billboard Awards and the American Music Awards, event specials including Live Earth, Live 8 and President Bill Clinton’s Inaugural Concert at the Lincoln Memorial and music specials for Michael Jackson and The Jacksons, The Rolling Stones, Ray Charles, Paul McCartney, Rod Stewart and Britney Spears. See credits below.

HBO and Showtime provided the opportunity to direct comedy specials with the biggest names in the business: Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Eddie Murphy and Jerry Seinfeld. For Nickelodeon, Disney Channel and PBS Bruce turned his attention to the popular kids series’ Roundhouse, The Kidsongs TV Show (co-creator), The Amanda Show, All That and the Teen Choice Awards.

In the first wave of reality shows, Bruce executive produced and directed The Spectacular World of Guinness Records, America’s Funniest People (co-creator) and This is Your Life.

Along the way Bruce has directed documentaries (for the Rolling Stones and Salvador Dali), ice shows, magic shows (Penn and Teller), comedy series (Whose Line is it Anyway), sports (wrestling, soccer and horse racing), talk shows (Tony Tenille), game shows (Family Feud), sitcoms (The Life and Times of Edgar Briggs) and interviews specials (David Frost with various heads of state).

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Madonna: The Immaculate Collection posterFirst watchMadonna: The Immaculate Collection19908.6The Immaculate Collection is the first commercially released greatest videos compilation by singer Madonna. Released on November 13, 1990 to accompany the audio CD, it contained hits…View film

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49 films as director
  1. 2010The Best British Rock Concert of All Time: Live at KnebworthDirector
  2. 2005I Walk the Line: A Night for Johnny CashDirector
  3. 2004Kelly, Ruben & Fantasia: Home for ChristmasDirector
  4. 2004Genius. A Night for Ray CharlesDirector
  5. 2004Prince : Musicology Live 2004ever (Live in Los Angeles)Director
  6. 2002American Idol: The Search For A SuperstarDirector
  7. 2001Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary CelebrationDirector
  8. 2001Sarah Brightman: La Luna - Live in ConcertDirector
  9. 2000Jennifer Lopez | Feelin' So GoodDirector
  10. 2000Arista Records' 25th Anniversary CelebrationDirector
  11. 2000Britney Spears: Live and More!Director
  12. 1997Fleetwood Mac: The DanceDirector
  13. 1997Kidsongs: I Can Do ItDirector
  14. 1997Rodney Dangerfield's 75th Birthday ToastDirector
  15. 1996Paula Poundstone Goes to HarvardDirector
  16. 1995Michael Jackson Video Greatest Hits: HIStoryDirector
  17. 1995Woodstock 94Director
  18. 1994Kidsongs: Country Sing-AlongDirector
  19. 1994Nine Inch Nails: Woodstock 94Director
  20. 1994Primus: Woodstock 94Director
  21. 1993Prince: The Hits CollectionDirector
  22. 1993Pete Townshend Live in New York Featuring PsychoderelictDirector
  23. 1992Rod Stewart Vagabond Heart TourDirector
  24. 1991The 14th Annual Young Comedians ShowDirector
  25. 1991Paul McCartney: UnpluggedDirector
  26. 1991The Cure: MTV UnpluggedDirector
  27. 1991Kidsongs: Very Silly SongsDirector
  28. 1990Paula Poundstone: Cats, Cops and StuffDirector
  29. 1990Madonna: The Immaculate CollectionDirector
  30. 1990Richard Lewis: I'm DoomedDirector
  31. 1990Kidsongs: Ride the Roller CoasterDirector
  32. 1990The Best of All Star Band: Live in ConcertDirector
  33. 1989Legends of Rock 'n' RollDirector
  34. 1988Richard Lewis: I'm ExhaustedDirector
  35. 1988George Carlin: What Am I Doing in New Jersey?Director
  36. 1987Harry Anderson's SideshowDirector
  37. 1987Jerry Seinfeld: Stand-Up ConfidentialDirector
  38. 1986Robin Williams: An Evening at the MetDirector
  39. 1985Kidsongs: A Day at Old MacDonald's FarmDirector
  40. 1985Huey Lewis and the News: The Heart of Rock and RollDirector
  41. 1985Rush: Through the Camera EyeDirector
  42. 1984Billy Crystal: A Comic's LineDirector
  43. 1983Eddie Murphy: DeliriousDirector
  44. 1982The Doobie Brothers: Live At The Greek TheatreDirector
  45. 1981Rod Stewart: Tonight He's YoursDirector
  46. 1981This Is Your Life: 30th Anniversary SpecialDirector
  47. 1981Bob Welch & Friends: Live from the RoxyDirector
  48. 1974Queen: Live at the Rainbow '74Director
  49. 1971The Rolling Stones: The Marquee Club 1971Director