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Paul Apel, on Ed Wood's I Watched Football the Day I Died
Paul Apel, on Ed Wood's I Watched Football the Day I Died1.) Why did Ed Wood, an infamously low-quality director, inspire you to become a leading authority on his life and work?It all started with the Tim Burton movie, Ed Wood. As a teenager I was interested in old horror movies, both the classics and the duds. When I saw that one of my favorite directors was making a modern black-and-white movie with Bela Lugosi as a major character, I was instantly enthralled. I loved the portrayal of Ed Wood, an eternally optimistic dreamer who made movies no matter what...
"Warner Baxter" BOOK REVIEW, "NEW YORK SUN"
https://www.nysun.com/article/salvaging-a-troubled-star-of-early-hollywood
"Sam & Friends" Atlanta, Georgia (9-23-2023)
For information and tickets, click here: https://puppet.org/programs/craig-shemin-president-of-the-jim-henson-legacy/
An Interview with Lewis J. Stadlen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsNSZtESgkg
Q&A with Steve Bergsman, author of The Wanderers
Q&A with Steve Bergsman, author of The Wanderers - Killer Teens, Rebel Teens, Gang Teens and the evolution of the last Great Greaser Feature What is the book about?On the surface, it is about the making of the cult movie, The Wanderers, from 1979. However, the wider and more accurate summation is that the book is about all the factors that pushed this movie to be made including current affairs, trends in film genres and the abiding interest of the director.…This book has a more specific origination story, right?Yes, it is one of the few movies where the original inspiration...