Authors on Film / Edited by Harry M. Geduld.

Writers have been deeply involved with film virtually from its inception in the 1890's down to the present moment. Their involvement is a story of transition from wonder and optimism about the new medium to a gradual disenchantment and a growing tendency to regard cinema as a destructive rival...

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Place / Publishing House:Bloomington, : Indiana University Press, [1972]
©[1972]
Year of Publication:1972
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (xiii, 303 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • From Silence to Sound: Maxim Gorky / The kingdom of shadows
  • Frank Norris / McTeague at the movies
  • Lev Tolstoy / It may turn out to be a powerful thing
  • Upton Sinclair / Nickelodeons and common shows
  • Over the hill
  • Jean-Paul Sartre / Childhood memories
  • Carl Sandburg / The cabinet of Dr. Caligari
  • Andre Gide / Nosteratu
  • Jack Kerouac / Nosteratu
  • Bertolt Brecht / On the gold rush: "Less Security"
  • H.G. Wells / The silliest film: Will machinery make robots of men?
  • Aldous Huxley / Silence is golden
  • The Medium and Its Messages: W.D. Howells / Editor's easy chair
  • Virginia Woolf / The movies and reality
  • H.L. Mencken / Appendix from Moronia
  • Jack London / The message of motion pictures
  • G.K. Chesterton / On the movies
  • About the films
  • G. Bernard Shaw / On cinema
  • Heinrich Mann / On The blue angel: Heinrich Mann to Karl Lemke
  • The blue angel is shown to me
  • Thomas Mann / On the film
  • Bertolt Brecht / Concern music for the film
  • Graham Greene / Three reviews
  • Louis Aragon / What is art, Jean-Luc Godard?
  • Authors on Screenwriting: Henry Arthur Jones / The dramatist and the photoplay
  • Tom Antongini / D'Annunzio and film
  • W. Somerset Maugham / On writing for the films
  • Bertolt Brecht / Concerning the film
  • T.S. Eliot / Preface to the film version of Murder in the Cathedral
  • Truman Capote / The writer and motion pictures
  • William Faulkner / The writer and motion pictures
  • The Hollywood Experience: William Faulkner / My Hollywood experience
  • Theodore Dreiser / The real sins of Hollywood
  • F. Scott Fitzgerald / Letter to his daughter
  • James T. Farrell / The language of Hollywood
  • Of Mice and Movie Stars: E.M. Forster / Mickey and Minnie
  • Jean Cocteau / Encounter with Chaplin
  • Carl Sandburg / Says Chaplin could play serious drama
  • Margaret Reid / Has the flapper changed? (Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald)
  • H.L. Mencken / Appendix from Moronia: Valentino.
  • John Dos Passos / Adagio dancer (on Valentino)
  • Ernest Hemingway / A tribute to mamma from papa Hemingway (On Marlene Dietrich)
  • James Baldwin / Sidney Poitier.