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Q & A with David Lewis on Red Cameras Roll
Q&A with David Lewis on Red Cameras Roll 1 Why did you write the musical? I have long admired the guts it must have taken Bette Davis to make this rather daring film, for at the time, Hollywood actors risked being blacklisted for even the most tenuous connections to the communist party and cause. And then, how Davis restrained herself in the role of the librarian – when her bent for histrionics could easily have tipped her into righteous indignation. She was widely praised for this quality by even the film’s most outspoken critics. 2 How does your musical in...
Q&A with Maranee Landau
Q&A with Maranee Landau, author of The Wonderful Comic Books of Kenneth Landau 1- Q- What inspired you to write about your fathers career? A- When my father passed away in July 2012, I came across artwork, letters, comic strips, and collectibles I’ve never seen before. I found diaries of my grandfather's who is a concert violinist for MGM studios, and a diary of my fathers. It took me about a year to realize that there was a story here that needed to be told. One that many people would be very interested in. When someone by the name of...
REVIEW OF SWEET ODDBALL BY DAVID MARSHALL JAMES
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FORCES OF GEEK REVIEW OF MOVIE ADS
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Q&A with Lon Davis
Q&A with Lon Davis regarding his new book (with his wife and co-author Debra Davis), -The Unfractured Fairy Tale Life of Edward Everett Horton (BearManor Media, 202?). Q: So, why Edward Everett Horton? A: Why not? Eddie (that’s what Deb and I call him) is one of the most recognizable names and faces in Hollywood history. He led a fascinating life, and he’s never had a book written about him before now. Q: I take it you and Deb are fans of Mr. Horton? A: Of course! We first became aware of him as the offscreen narrator of “Fractured Fairy...