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by Patrick Flanery


  Historical Atlas of California with Original Maps by Derek Hayes

  Los Angeles Before the Freeways, 1850-1950: Images of an Era by Arnold Hylen

  Hollywood on Trial: The Story of the 10 Who Were Indicted by Gordon Kahn

  City Center to Regional Mall by Richard Longstreth

  Naming Names by Victor S. Navasky

  Fatalism in American Film Noir: Some Cinematic Philosophy by Robert B. Pippin

  The New Renié Atlas of Los Angeles City and County by Jack J. Renié

  Hollywood Left and Right: How Movie Stars Shaped American Politics by Steven J. Ross

  Hollywood Cinema and the Real Los Angeles by Mark Shiel

  California: A History by Kevin Starr

  Coast of Dreams: A History of Contemporary California by Kevin Starr

  Los Angeles: Portrait of a City by Kevin Starr, David L. Ulin, Jim Heimann

  Maynard L. Parker: Modern Photography and the American Dream edited by Jennifer A. Watts

  NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

  Los Angeles Times

  Red Channels: The Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television Variety

  ARCHIVES

  Herbert Biberman prison correspondence, Ring Lardner, Jr. files, selected files from the Production Code Administration archive, Margaret Herrick Library, Beverly Hills, California.

  David O. Selznick files, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Austin, Texas.

  Home movies of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, Richard Brooks, Henry Koster, Ginger Rogers, Esther Williams, and James Telfer, in the AMPAS Film Archive, The Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study, Hollywood, California.

  FILMS

  1924

  Aelita. Dir. Yakov Protazanov.

  1926

  Secrets of a Soul. Dir. G.W. Pabst.

  1927

  October: Ten Days That Shook the World. Dir. Sergei Eisenstein.

  1929

  Un Chien Andalou. Dir. Luis Buñuel.

  Man with a Movie Camera. Dir. Dziga Vertov.

  1937

  Thunder in the City. Dir. Marion Gering.

  1940

  His Girl Friday. Dir. Howard Hawks.

  The Philadelphia Story. Dir. George Cukor.

  1942

  Casablanca. Dir. Michael Curtiz.

  1943

  Meshes of the Afternoon. Dir. Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid.

  Ossessione. Dir. Luchino Visconti.

  Shadow of a Doubt. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  1944

  Double Indemnity. Dir. Billy Wilder.

  1945

  Anchors Aweigh. Dir. George Sidney.

  Detour. Dir. Edgar G. Ulmer.

  The Lost Weekend. Dir. Billy Wilder.

  Mildred Pierce. Dir. Michael Curtiz.

  Scarlet Street. Dir. Fritz Lang.

  Spellbound. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  1946

  The Big Sleep. Dir. Howard Hawks.

  The Killers. Dir. Robert Siodmak.

  The Postman Always Rings Twice. Dir. Tay Garnett.

  The Stranger. Dir. Orson Welles.

  1947

  Brute Force. Dir. Jules Dassin.

  Crossfire. Dir. Edward Dmytryk.

  Fireworks. Dir. Kenneth Anger.

  Kiss of Death. Dir. Henry Hathaway.

  The Lady from Shanghai. Dir. Orson Welles.

  Out of the Past. Dir. Jacques Tourneur.

  1948

  Bicycle Thieves. Dir. Vittorio de Sica.

  The Big Clock. Dir. John Farrow.

  Force of Evil. Dir. Abraham Polonsky.

  Hollow Triumph. Dir. Steve Sekely.

  Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. Dir. H.C. Potter.

  The Naked City. Dir. Jules Dassin.

  Rope. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  Secret Beyond the Door. Dir. Fritz Lang.

  Sorry, Wrong Number. Dir. Anatole Litvak.

  1949

  Adam’s Rib. Dir. George Cukor.

  Africa Screams. Dir. Charles Barton.

  All the King’s Men. Dir. Robert Rossen.

  The Big Steal. Dir. Don Siegel.

  The Heiress. Dir. William Wyler.

  I Married A Communist. Dir. Robert Stevenson.

  I Was a Male War Bride. Dir. Howard Hawks.

  Knock on Any Door. Dir. Nicholas Ray.

  On the Town. Dir. Stanley Donen.

  Thieves’ Highway. Dir. Jules Dassin.

  The Third Man. Dir. Carol Reed.

  Tokyo Joe. Dir. Stuart Heisler.

  White Heat. Dir. Raoul Walsh.

  1950

  All About Eve. Dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz.

  The Asphalt Jungle. Dir. John Huston.

  The Big Lift. Dir. George Seaton.

  Born to be Bad. Dir. Nicholas Ray.

  Born Yesterday. Dir. George Cukor.

  The Damned Don’t Cry. Dir. Vincent Sherman.

  Harvey. Dir. Henry Koster.

  In A Lonely Place. Dir. Nicholas Ray.

  Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye. Dir. Gordon Douglas.

  The Nevadan. Dir. Gordon Douglas.

  Night and the City. Dir. Jules Dassin.

  Stage Fright. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  Sunset Boulevard. Dir. Billy Wilder.

  Where the Sidewalk Ends. Dir. Otto Preminger.

  Young Man with a Horn. Dir. Michael Curtiz.

  1951

  A Place in the Sun. Dir. George Stevens.

  Don’t Bother to Knock. Dir. Roy Ward Baker.

  Strangers on a Train. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  A Streetcar Named Desire. Dir. Elia Kazan.

  The Idiot. Dir. Akira Kurosawa

  1953

  From Here to Eternity. Dir. Fred Zinnemann.

  I Confess. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  Pickup on South Street. Dir. Samuel Fuller.

  1954

  Dial M for Murder. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  It Should Happen to You. Dir. George Cukor.

  On the Waterfront. Dir. Elia Kazan.

  1955

  Kiss Me Deadly. Dir. Robert Aldrich.

  Night of the Hunter. Dir. Charles Laughton.

  Rififi. Dir. Jules Dassin.

  1956

  The Wrong Man. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock.

  1958

  Touch of Evil. Dir. Orson Welles.

  1961

  The Misfits. Dir. John Huston.

  La Notte. Dir. Michelangelo Antonioni.

  1962

  The Trial. Dir. Orson Welles.

  NOTE ON THE AUTHOR

  Patrick Flanery is an American writer living in London. His first novel, Absolution, was shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, the Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize, the Ondaatje Prize and the Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award; it was longlisted for the Guardian First Book Award and the Desmond Elliott Prize. His second novel, Fallen Land, was published in 2013, and his third, I Am No One, in 2016. He is Professor of Creative Writing at Queen Mary University of London.

 

 

 


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