evidence: His other film credits included "The Big Bounce" (in which he appeared with his second wife, Leigh Taylor-Young), "Wild Rovers," "Nickelodeon," "A Bridge Too Far," "The Driver," "Oliver's Story" (a poorly-received sequel to "Love Story"), "The Main Event," "Irreconcilable Differences," "Tough Guys Don't Dance," and "Knight of Cups." [...] He authored a candid memoir, "The Friedkin Connection," and directed well-received movies adapted from Tracy Letts plays, including "Bug" and "Killer Joe." Other credits included "The Brink's Job," "Jade," "Rules of Engagement," a TV remake of "12 Angry Men," and episodes of "The Twilight Zone," "Tales From the Crypt," "Rebel Highway," and "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation." [...] He also acted on stage and in films under his own name, including "Oliver!," "Waiting for Godot," "Bedazzled," "The Getting of Wisdom," "Spice World," "Nicholas Nickleby," and "Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie." He wrote for the satirical magazine Private Eye, had a BBC series of his own, and voiced Bruce the shark in "Finding Nemo."