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Peter Joxon - Biography

Jackson is a name that has become synonymous with cinematic greatness and creative genius. This New Zealand director and producer gained worldwide fame through the creation of epic films that entered the golden fund of cinema. In this biography, we delve into the life and career of a Jackson, explore his most famous works and learn about his contribution to the film industry.

Peter Jackson was born on 31 October 1961 in Pune, New Zealand. His childhood and youth were riddled with a love of films and a world of fantasy. Already at a young age, he began to create short films using a home video camera, thereby demonstrating his talent and passion for cinema.

Peter Jackson attended the University of Wellington but soon realised his true passion was cinema. He dropped out and founded his own film company, WingNut Films, with friends, starting to create short films and commercials.

Peter Jackson's journey to global fame began with the film "Wandering Souls" (Bad Taste) in 1987. This low-budget horror comedy was created practically on the knee, but drew attention to the director's unconventional vision.

The next important stage was the film "Dumb" (Braindead) in 1992, which became a cult among fans of the horror genre.

However, the real explosion was the creation of the trilogy "The Lord of the Rings." Peter Jackson decided on this ambitious project, which included three films based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. The films The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King received many awards and became world hits, bringing huge profits to the film company and to Peter Jackson - Oscars and the British Academic Award.