Here are brief biographies of 176 people who won leading roles plus more dramatic reports on 33 of them--how they reached fame and fortune, 'some sad and happy endings, ' analyses of the images of America they presented
A selective history for those who want to be informed without being overwhelmed, who would like to know enough about the silent era to feel at home there, respect its artists, and admire their work.
MacCann features Mack Sennett, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, and Harry Langdon in this guide to the lives and works of the most important silent comedy movie-makers in America.
Contains essays and articles from seventeen noted film studies experts. Chapters provide the reader with a well-rounded view of the societal influences that inspired the films and the techniques that directors, filmmakers, and actors used to portray the world around them.
Contains essays and articles from seventeen noted film studies experts. Chapters provide the reader with a well-rounded view of the societal influences that inspired the films and the techniques that directors, filmmakers, and actors used to portray the world around them.
Here are brief biographies of 176 people who won leading roles plus more dramatic reports on 33 of them--how they reached fame and fortune, 'some sad and happy endings, ' analyses of the images of America they presented
