Mervyn LeRoy Comes to Town
Editat de Murray Pomerance, R. Barton Palmer Contribuţii de Matthew Solomon, David Desser, Ms. Linda Badley, Professor Kristen Hatch, Neil Badmington, Matthew H. Bernstein, Steven Rybin, Mark Osteen, Lawrence Napper, Adrian Danks, Rebecca Bell-Metereau, Brenda Austin-Smith, Dominic Lennard, Daniel Varndell, Matthew Cipa, Tom Conleyen Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 mai 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781978838383
ISBN-10: 1978838387
Pagini: 274
Ilustrații: 20 B-W images
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Rutgers University Press
Colecția Rutgers University Press
ISBN-10: 1978838387
Pagini: 274
Ilustrații: 20 B-W images
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: Rutgers University Press
Colecția Rutgers University Press
Notă biografică
MURRAY POMERANCE is an independent scholar living in Toronto and the author of numerous books, including Edge of the Screen and Uncanny Cinema: Agonies of the Viewing Experience, as well as the editor or coeditor of dozens of books, including Autism in Film and Television: On the Island.
R. BARTON PALMER is Calhoun Lemon Professor of Literature emeritus at Clemson University, where he founded the World Cinema program. Among numerous books and multiauthor volumes, he is the coauthor of Major Performers in Hollywood Noir and Hollywood’s Tennessee: The Williams Films and Postwar Hollywood, as well as the author of Shot on Location: Postwar American Cinema and the Exploration of Real Space.
R. BARTON PALMER is Calhoun Lemon Professor of Literature emeritus at Clemson University, where he founded the World Cinema program. Among numerous books and multiauthor volumes, he is the coauthor of Major Performers in Hollywood Noir and Hollywood’s Tennessee: The Williams Films and Postwar Hollywood, as well as the author of Shot on Location: Postwar American Cinema and the Exploration of Real Space.
Cuprins
Introduction by R. Barton Palmer and Murray Pomerance
Chapter 1. Little Caesar, Original Gangster by Matthew Solomon
Chapter 2. I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang by David Desser
Chapter 3. The Forgotten Number: Sexual Economics, Politics, and PTSD in Gold Diggers of 1933 by Linda Badley
Chapter 4. Tugboat Annie: Cogs in the Wheel of Industry by Kristen Hatch
Chapter 5. What Makes Anthony Adverse? by Neil Badmington
Chapter 6. They Won’t Forget: Mervyn LeRoy Goes Deep South Matthew H. Bernstein
Chapter 7. Dance by Candlelight: Extinguishing the Everyday in Waterloo Bridge by Steven Rybin
Chapter 8. The Cells of Johnny Eager by Mark Osteen
Chapter 9. Random Harvest: “You haven’t even a memory” by Lawrence Napper
Chapter 10. His Finger on the Public Pulse: Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by R. Barton Palmer
Chapter 11. On the Street Where You Live: Mervyn LeRoy’s East Side, West Side by Adrian Danks
Chapter 12. Trendsetting Quo Vadis by R. Barton Palmer
Chapter 13. Mervyn LeRoy’s Feminist Tale of a Million Dollar Mermaid by Rebecca Bell-Metereau
Chapter 14. The Palm at the End of the War: Mr. Roberts by Brenda Austin-Smith
Chapter 15. In Fertile Soil: The Bad Seed by Dominic Lennard
Chapter 16. Playing the Agent in The FBI Story by Daniel Varndell
Chapter 17. A Friend Out of an Enemy: Screen Space and the Traversal of Socio-cultural Boundaries in A Majority of One by Matthew Cipa
Chapter 18. “Nothing to hit but the heights”: Mervyn LeRoy’s Gypsy by Murray Pomerance
Chapter 19. Minute to Minute, Moment to Moment by Tom Conley
Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index
Chapter 1. Little Caesar, Original Gangster by Matthew Solomon
Chapter 2. I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang by David Desser
Chapter 3. The Forgotten Number: Sexual Economics, Politics, and PTSD in Gold Diggers of 1933 by Linda Badley
Chapter 4. Tugboat Annie: Cogs in the Wheel of Industry by Kristen Hatch
Chapter 5. What Makes Anthony Adverse? by Neil Badmington
Chapter 6. They Won’t Forget: Mervyn LeRoy Goes Deep South Matthew H. Bernstein
Chapter 7. Dance by Candlelight: Extinguishing the Everyday in Waterloo Bridge by Steven Rybin
Chapter 8. The Cells of Johnny Eager by Mark Osteen
Chapter 9. Random Harvest: “You haven’t even a memory” by Lawrence Napper
Chapter 10. His Finger on the Public Pulse: Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by R. Barton Palmer
Chapter 11. On the Street Where You Live: Mervyn LeRoy’s East Side, West Side by Adrian Danks
Chapter 12. Trendsetting Quo Vadis by R. Barton Palmer
Chapter 13. Mervyn LeRoy’s Feminist Tale of a Million Dollar Mermaid by Rebecca Bell-Metereau
Chapter 14. The Palm at the End of the War: Mr. Roberts by Brenda Austin-Smith
Chapter 15. In Fertile Soil: The Bad Seed by Dominic Lennard
Chapter 16. Playing the Agent in The FBI Story by Daniel Varndell
Chapter 17. A Friend Out of an Enemy: Screen Space and the Traversal of Socio-cultural Boundaries in A Majority of One by Matthew Cipa
Chapter 18. “Nothing to hit but the heights”: Mervyn LeRoy’s Gypsy by Murray Pomerance
Chapter 19. Minute to Minute, Moment to Moment by Tom Conley
Bibliography
Notes on Contributors
Index
Recenzii
"A studio director in the best and sometimes worst sense of the term, in this book Mervyn LeRoy finally gets his due—and then some: nineteen compact essays redress decades-old snubs, together rehabilitating the reputation of the director of such classics as Little Caesar and I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang. Mervyn LeRoy Comes to Town revisits old-school auteurism to help readers appreciate and understand the work of an unpretentious American artist."
"By offering the first sustained look at the career of Mervyn LeRoy, this book does something new, showing what a director-driven study can be like without the neo-romanticism of traditional auteur theory."
"By offering the first sustained look at the career of Mervyn LeRoy, this book does something new, showing what a director-driven study can be like without the neo-romanticism of traditional auteur theory."
Descriere
The first intensive study of Mervyn LeRoy’s work, as varied in form as it is crucial to an understanding of American cinema and American culture.