His first feature film was Andy in 1965. His greatest success as a feature film director came with Vanishing Point, an existential road movie that followed a man driving a white Dodge Challenger from Denver to San Francisco in 15 hours; critics disliked the movie, but it became a cult hit.
His first film was "Andy" in 1965. His most successful work as a director of feature films was "Vanishing Point," an existential road movie about a man driving a white Dodge Challenger from Denver to San Francisco in 15 hours; critics did not like the movie, but it became popular.