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| - The Director is a man who appeared in "War Stories".
- The Director is the nephew of a highly successful movie director who turned to villainy, because he didn't like following orders.
- He would later appear as a co-icon with other returning characters the Caretaker, Jack the Clown and the Storyteller for Halloween Horror Nights: Sweet 16. Paulo has also appeared at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood. The Director has been revealed to be the first icon for Halloween Horror Nights in Universal Studios Singapore when it started in October 2011.
- The Director is the leader of both the PSA and the EPF.
- The Director is a Creator Curator in LittleBigPlanet PSP. He appears in Tinsel Town, where he has Sackboy star in several movies, including a spy, an alien invasion and haunted house movie. He later appears in The Carnival with his movie-themed float, and gives Sackboy a trophy for becoming his "sack-superstar".
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- Height: 1.52 m or 5'8"Skin Color: TanHair Color: Salt&PepperEye Color: Brass
- "The Director" is the anonymous pseudonym for an officer of the UNSC Defense Force and the UNSC Office of Naval Intelligence.
- The director is a mysterious person and the true villain in Dark Purple.
- The Director is a Mister Gutsy in charge of operations at the General Atomics Galleria in 2287.
- Little is known about the head of H.A.R.M. except for that he has a refined taste for alcoholic beverages, has a bad relationship with his mother and a very flamboyant dress code. He also has Isako, a personal ninja assassin that he once rescued at one point in the past and has 'raised' her to be one of his own. His first name is revealed to be Eustace, in a letter from his mother, that can be found in the beginning of the mission Endgame.
- "The Director" is the ninth episode of Season 3 of The Blacklist and the fifty third episode overall.
- The Director is a minor villain character who appeared in The Mask: The Animated Series in the season 2 episode, You Oughta Be in Pictures. He is the director of Sly Eastenegger's latest film, The Day After The Day After The Day After, which is being filmed in Edge City. But, The Mask, in his usually need for attention, keeps interrupting the filming by being in them, irritating both the Director and Eastenegger. He helps Eastenegger in making his movie in every way he wants, including, stealing a real bomb from the U.S. Government to make real, massive explosion that will destroyed the whole city for the film's climax for Eastenegger's revenge plot against the critics who called his last movie, "a bomb."
- The Director is highly pragmatic and much more concerned with the bottom line than with the artistic quality of her shows, which is reflected in the kind of shows WARP produces. The upshot of this is that she will work with anyone if it gets things done and is willing and able to improvise. She is nothing if not efficient, able to move between studios faster than Sam & Max even when they take the door directly connecting them. She can also redecorate a studio in no time flat. Her directing style is best described as stereotypical.
- The Director, sometimes referred to as the AI Director, or simply as AID is the artificial intelligence of Left 4 Dead that features a dynamic system for game dramatics, pacing, and difficulty. Instead of set spawn points for enemies, the Director places enemies in varying positions and numbers based upon each player's current situation, status, skill, and location, creating a new experience for each play-through. The Director also creates mood and tension with emotional cues such as visual effects, dynamic music and character communication. Moreover, the Director is responsible for spawning additional health, ammo, weapons, and Special Infected, like the Witch or the Tank.
- The Director is the director of Bolt's TV show and the administrator under Sovereign Entertainment. After the Agent, he is the closest thing to an antagonist in Bolt. Determined to make the most out of Bolt's unique "method acting", the director has introduced a tough policy at the studio that says that the dog is not to come in contact with the outside world or anything that might derange his delusional state. He seems to have a vision of Bolt as an experiment in expressiveness, talking about the importance of Bolt’s performance being completely pure and unaltered. However, his project has had severe psychological consequences on Bolt, as presented in the movie.
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