Read All About it: Books on Film Discussions (17)
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 Biographies by Ronald L. DavisIn a comment on the Western Stamps posting, M.T. Fisher recommended a William S. Hart bio written by Ronald L. Davis. I searched for this b… Started by Joanne C |
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Mar 3, 2014 Reply by M.T. Fisher |
 Books That Should Be Made Into FilmsA couple of years ago I read "The Financier" and "The Titan" by Theodore Dreiser and thought what a terrific film or mini series (do they s… Started by diane |
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 Has anybody read (or heard of) this book?The Hollywood Studios House Style in the Golden Age of the Movies By Ethan Mordden. It is a survey of studio in the 1920s, 30s and 40s. I t… Started by Juan Ramos |
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Nov 7, 2010 Reply by Juan Ramos |
 Subway to the Stars ...a photo book with over 800 one-of a kind candid snapshots of Hollywood's Classic Film StarsOver 800 one-of a kind candid snapshots of Hollywood's Classic Film Stars taken by Julie, as a hobby, during the 1940's and 1950's in NYC.… Started by Dustin Curtis |
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Sep 29, 2010 Reply by Dustin Curtis |
The Man and His Wings: William Wellman and the Making of WingsOf all the forty-three books I purchased after the holidays, this was the one that was the most eagerly anticipated. Alas, it is also the m… Started by M.T. Fisher |
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Jan 12, 2010 Reply by Tim |
Grace Allen for PresidentAt long last I obtained my copy of this 1940 classic. (Managed to get a first edition.) It's in Gracie's words, but if I remember correctly… Started by M.T. Fisher |
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Let's Face ItRead Kirk Douglas' Let's Face It yesterday. It's one of his more interesting writings, but he got several facts wrong. First off, he said h… Started by M.T. Fisher |
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Hollywood GothicAt Tim's suggestion I borrowed David Skal's Hollywood Gothic from my University's library. In his book, Skal provides a fascinating look at… Started by Joanne C |
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Jan 3, 2010 Reply by Tim |
Rickles' BookDon Rickles' autobiography, which he interestingly entitled Rickles' Book , is a light read. Each chapter is 2-3 pages in length, and gener… Started by M.T. Fisher |
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Jan 3, 2010 Reply by M.T. Fisher |
 Hollywood and the CodeDoes anyone know of a good book that discusses how the Code changed Hollywood and which provides examples of actual changes to films/script… Started by Angel |
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Dec 17, 2009 Reply by Angel |
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