Martin Scorsese co-directed a documentary titled “A Letter to [this man]” alongside Kent Jones, which (15[1])was released in 2010. In a scene from a film by this director, a character played by Andy Griffith delivers a speech about his new role as “Secretary for National Morale” to an empty room. A film by this director intended as a response to HUAC features (15[1]-5[1])a score by (*) Leonard (10[1])Bernstein (10[2])and centers on Edie Doyle investigating (-5[1])the death (10[1])of her brother Joey. Jake LaMotta (10[2]-5[1])recites (10[1])a monologue (-5[1])from (-5[1])that (-5[1])film (10[1])by this director (10[2]-5[1])at the (-5[1])end of (10[1])Raging Bull. (-5[1])In that monologue (10[1])from this director’s film, Terry Malloy recounts how his brother asked him to throw (10[1])a boxing match that (-5[1])“coulda made him a contender.” (10[3]-5[3])For 10 points, name this director of A (10[1])Face in the Crowd and On the (-5[1])Waterfront. (10[2])■END■ (10[8]0[15])