Playing to the camera film actors discuss their craft /
Other Authors: | Cardullo, Bert. |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
Published: |
New Haven :
Yale University Press,
[1998]
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Physical Description: |
xiv, 370 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. |
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Table of Contents:
- Acting for the films in 1912 / Charles Graham
- My autobiography / Charles Chaplin
- The "new art" / E.H. Sothern
- Screen acting / Mae Marsh
- The movies, Mr. Griffith, and me / Lillian Gish
- Dialogue with the actress / Louise Brooks
- The new stage fright : talking pictures / Louise Closer Hale
- Acting in talking pictures / Betty Compson
- What the public wants / Greta Garbo
- My ten years in the studios / George Arliss
- Lorenzo goes to Hollywood / Edward Arnold
- The actor / Lionel Barrymore
- Film acting / Robert Donat
- The film actor / Eric Portman
- Mask or face / Michael Redgrave
- Talking about acting / Albert Finney & Mary Ure
- On acting / Laurence Olivier
- Notes of a Soviet actor / Nikolai K. Cherkasov
- Stanislavsky's system in the cinema / Vsevolod Pudovkin
- Actor's feeling and director's form / Michael Chekhov
- Some notes on acting / Mai Zetterling
- The actor, a witness of his time / Jean-Louis Trintignant
- The game of truth / Marcello Mastroianni
- Conversation with the actress / Liv Ullmann
- Human masks are dangerous / Klaus Maria Brandauer
- The actress plays her part / Bette Davis
- A life on film / Mary Astor
- The player : a profile of an art / Joan Crawford
- Notes on film acting / Hume Cronyn
- The many-splendored actor / James Stewart
- Reflections on forty years of make-believe / Henry Fonda
- Interview with the actress / Gloria Swanson
- Dialogue on screen acting / Katharine Hepburn
- Walking the Hollywood color line / Sidney Poitier
- When women were in the movies / Meryl Streep
- "Commercial" isn't a dirty word, any more than "comedy" / Jeff Daniels
- Conversation with the actor / Jack Lemmon
- The Playboy interview / Marlon Brando
- Dialogue with the actor / Robert De Niro
- Interview with the actor / Dustin Hoffman
- "The bird is on his own" / Jack Nicholson
- "Acting has to be about something else" / Lindsay Crouse.