Pictures at a Revolution
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Davis, Ossie
Davis, Sammy Jr.
Day, Doris
The Defiant Ones
DeMille, Cecil B.
Directors Guild
The Dirty Dozen
Disney, Walt
Disney Company
Dix, William
Doctor Dolittle. See also Harrison, Rex
alternatives to Rex Harrison considered
background
Bricusse succeeds Lerner as writer
budget and financing
casting
Castle Combe shoot
critical reaction
final shoot in LA
free-dinner campaign
music
Oscar campaign
as Oscar contender
popularity
previewing
rehearsals
St. Lucia shoot
” Talk to the Animals” (song)
Doctor Dolittle books
Doctor Zhivago
Dougherty, Marion
Douglas, Melvyn
Dr. Strangelove
Duke, Patty
Dunaway, Faye
as 1967 first-time Academy Award nominee
background
on Bonnie and Clyde set
casting
and The Happening
and Hurry Sundown
performance as Bonnie Parker
publicity for Bonnie and Clyde
and success of Bonnie and Clyde
written off by Steve McQueen as “Done Fade-Away,”
Dunne, John Gregory
Dutton, John C.
Duvall, Robert
Dylan, Bob
Eastman Kodak
Eastwood, Clint
Ebert, Roger
Eckhardt, William
Eggar, Samantha
Eh? (play)
8 1/2
Embassy Pictures. See also
Levine, Joseph E.
Esquire (magazine)
Benton and Newman at
Capote parody
and New Sentimentality
review of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
European films. See also French New Wave
Evans, Edith
Evans, Evans
Evans, Laurie
An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May (play)
Fahrenheit
Fairchild, Morgan
Fantastic Voyage
Farber, Stephen
Faulkner, William
Feldman, Charles K.
Fellini, Federico
Finian’s Rainbow
Finney, Albert
Finstad, Suzanne
Flanders, Michael
Flatt and Scruggs
A Flea in Her Ear
Fleischer, Max
Fleischer, Richard
after Doctor Dolittle
background
directs Doctor Dolittle
previewing Doctor Dolittle
Flinn, John
Fonda, Henry
Fonda, Jane
1985 Fourth of July party
and Barefoot in the Park
as possibility for playing Bonnie Parker
view of Warren Beatty
Fonda, Peter
For Love of Ivy
Ford, John
40 Pounds of Trouble
Fowler, Marjorie
Fox Film Company. See also 20th Century-Fox
Frankenheimer, John
Frankovich, Mike
Fredericks, Ellsworth
Freed, Arthur
Freeman, Joel
French New Wave. See also Godard, Jean-Luc; Truffaut, François
Frings, Kurt
Gable, Clark
Ganis, Sid
Gardner, Ava
Garfunkel, Art. See Simon and Garfunkel
Garland, Judy
Gates, Larry
Gelb, Arthur
generation gap
Get Smart (TV show)
Gigi
Gill, Brendan
Gilliatt, Penelope
Giroux, Claude
Glass, George
Glenn, Roy
Godard, Jean-Luc
at 1964 New York Film Festival
black and white films
and Breathless
as college campus hero
flirtation with Bonnie and Clyde
and New Sentimentality
at screening of Gun Crazy
visits set of Mickey One
Wexler’s view
Golden Boy
Golden Globe Awards
Goldfinger
Goldman, William
Goldwyn, Samuel
Goldwyn, Samuel Jr.
Gone With the Wind
Goodbye, Mr. Chips
Gosnell, Ray
Gould, Elliott
The Graduate
aftermath
Bonnie and Clyde as companion piece
cast rehearsals
casting
critical reaction
film critic award considerations
filming
financing
and Joseph E. Levine
music in
and new Production Code
opening
as Oscar contender
popularity
premiere
and Production Code
publicity
screenplay
search for a Benjamin
The Graduate (novel). See Webb, Charles
Grant, Cary
Grant, Lee
The Greatest Story Ever Told
Greeley, Andrew
Green, Adolph
Griffiths, Hugh
Grodin, Charles
Grosbard, Ulu
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
budget and financing
casting
critical reaction
and death of Tracy
demographic appeal
filming
as movie about interracial relationship
origin
as Oscar contender
popularity
screenplay
Guffey, Burnett
Guinness, Alec
Gun Crazy
Hackman, Gene
Hairston, Jester
Hall, Conrad
Hamer, Frank (character in Bonnie and Clyde)
Hamilton, Bernie
Handman, Wynn
Hanley, William
Hanson, Curtis
The Happening
The Happiest Millionaire
Hardy, Juanita
Harris, Radie
Harrison, Rex
at 1965 Academy Awards
after completion of Doctor Dolittle
background
and Doctor Dolittle
and Doctor Dolittle final shoot in LA
fired and rehired for Doctor Dolittle
and The Honey Pot
publicity for Doctor Dolittle
and Samantha Eggar
wins Academy Award
Harry Noon and Night (play)
Hartman, Elizabeth
Hawks, Howard
Hays, Will
Heller, Joseph
Hellman, Lillian
Henry, Buck
as 1967 Academy Award nominee
after The Graduate
becomes The Graduate screenwriter
and cast rehearsals for The Graduate
and casting of The Graduate
and filming of The Graduate
and Get Smart
meets Godard
and Mike Nichols
prelude to The Graduate
sees Dustin Hoffman perform on stage in Harry
Noon and Night
view of Dustin Hoffman as leading man
view of Joseph E. Levine
writer co-credit issue
Hepburn, Audrey
Hepburn, Katharine
as 1967 Academy Award nominee
after G
uess Who’s Coming to Dinner
attitude toward blacks and Sidney Poitier
and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
relationship with Spencer Tracy
and Ship of Fools
and Tracy’s death
Herrick, Margaret
Hill, George Roy
Hiller, Arthur
Himes, Chester
Hirshan, Leonard
Hitchcock, Alfred
Hoffman, Dustin
as 1967 first-time Academy Award nominee
after The Graduate
attends public sneak preview of The Graduate
background
bad buzz about his performance
becomes suddenly famous
and casting of The Graduate
filming The Graduate
at premiere of The Graduate
and rehearsals for The Graduate
Hogan’s Goat (play)
Holder, Geoffrey
Hollywood, Old vs. New
The Honey Pot
Hope, Bob
Hopper, Dennis
Hough, Stan
Houghton, Katharine
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Hud
Hudson, Rock
Hunter, Ross
Hurry Sundown
The Hustler
Huston, John
Hutton, Brian
Hyman, Eliot
I Picked a Daisy (play). See also On a Clear
Day You Can See Forever (play)
I Spy (TV show)
In Cold Blood
In the Heat of the Night
budget and financing
casting
critical reaction
film critic award considerations
filming
finding location for
initial interest in
as Oscar contender
popularity
preproduction
publicity
Silliphant takes on adaptation of novel
sneak preview
wins New York Film Critics Circle award for
Best Picture
wrapping and postproduction
Inge, William
Inherit the Wind
Irving Thalberg Award
It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s Superman (play)
It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Jacobs, Arthur P. after Doctor Dolittle
background
and Doctor Dolittle
heart attack
and lawsuit over rights to Dolittle books
previewing Doctor Dolittle
promotes Oscar nominations for Doctor Dolittle
publicity company description
James, Anthony
James Bond movies
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
Jewison, Norman
at 1967 Academy Awards
after In the Heat of the Night
background
and The Cincinnati Kid
and death of Dr. King
and filming of In the Heat of the Night
gets In the Heat of the Night director job
In the Heat of the Night wins New York Film
Critics Circle award for Best Picture
his view of Stanley Kramer
at premiere of The Graduate
preproduction for In the Heat of the Night
and The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming
and Send Me No Flowers
and sneak preview of In the Heat of the Night
and The Thomas Crown Affair
and Universal Studios
works with Stirling Silliphant on script for In the Heat of the Night
wrapping and postproduction of In the Heat of the Night
Jiras, Bob
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Jones, Elinor
Wright background
contacts with Truffaut
famous meeting with Godard about Bonnie and Clyde
option on Bonnie and Clyde
Jones, Quincy
Jones, Robert C.
Jones, Tom
The Journey of the Fifth Horse (play)
Judgment at Nuremberg
Jules and Jim
The Jungle Book
Jungleland
Kael, Pauline
Kaleidoscope
Kalmenson, Ben
Kanin, Garson
Kanter, Hal
Karp, Jack
Kauffmann, Stanley
Kaye, Nora
Kazan, Elia
Kellaway, Cecil
Keller, Frank
Kelly, Gene
Kennedy, George
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Robert F.
Kilgallen, Dorothy
King, Dr. Martin Luther Jr.
The Knack
Kodak
Kramer, Karen
Kramer, Larry
Kramer, Stanley
at 1965 Academy Awards
after Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
background
casting of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
filming of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
and Rose screenplay for Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
and Ship of Fools
and Spencer Tracy
tours college campuses to talk about Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Krim, Arthur
Kubrick, Stanley
Kurosawa, Akira
La Dolce Vita
La Peau Douce (The Soft Skin)
Lacy, Ed
Lancaster, Burt
Landau, Ely
Lang, Fritz
Lantz, Robert
Last Year at Marienbad
Lastfogel, Abe
L’Avventura
Law, John Phillip
Lawrence of Arabia
Lazar, Irving “Swifty,”
Lean, David
Lederer, Richard
The Left-Handed Gun
Legion of Decency. See also National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures
Lehman, Ernest
Leigh, Vivien
Lemmon, Jack
Leone, Sergio
Lerner, Alan Jay
attends Capote’s In Cold Blood premiere
background
and Camelot
and Doctor Dolittle
Levine, Joseph E.
after The Graduate
background
and The Graduate
as promoter of European films
Lilies of the Field
Lilith
The Little Foxes (play)
Loden, Barbara
Loesser, Frank
Loewe, Frederick
Lofting, Christopher
Lofting, Hugh
Lofting, Josephine
Logan, Joshua
London, becomes third entertainment capital
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner
Long Day’s Journey into Night
The Long Ships
The Longest Day
A Loss of Roses (play)
Louis, Jean
The Loved One
Loving v. Virginia
Lucas, George
Lumet, Sidney
MacEwen, Walter
MacLaine, Shirley
MacLeod, Gavin
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Mailer, Norman
Malcolm X
A Man for All Seasons
Mankiewicz, Joseph
Mann, Abby
Mann, Ted (Minneapolis)
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (TV show)
Martin, Dean
Marvin, Lee
Mary Poppins
Mason, Clifford
Mason, James
Matthau, Walter
May, Elaine
Maysles, Albert and David
MCA (Music Corporation of America)
McCarthy, Eugene
McQueen, Steve
Mead, William
Menzel, Jiri
Meredith, James
MGM
and 1963 Academy Awards
1967 Oscar contenders
and Blow-Up
and The Cincinnati Kid
circumvents Production Code by creating Premier Production Company, Inc.
and The Dirty Dozen
and Doctor Zhivago
new-found interest in musicals
as “old guard” studio
and A Patch of Blue
and The Pawnbroker
studio ownership question
and 2001: A Space Odyssey
Michea, Elaine
Mickey One
Millar, Stuart
Miller, Arthur
Mills, Hayley
Minnelli, Vincente
The Miracle Worker
Mirisch, Walter
Mirisch Company
background
and In the Heat of the Night
and Norman Jewison
Monroe, Marilyn
Montgomery, Robert
Mordden, Ethan
Moreau, Jeanne
Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment
Morgenstern, Joseph
Morgenstern, Madeleine
Morley, Robert
Morris Agency. See Lastfogel, Abe
Morse, Terry
Moss, C.W. (character in Bonnie and Clyde)
Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). See also Valenti, Jack” Mrs. Robinson” (song)
Mutiny on the Bounty
My Fair Lady
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures
National Catholic Reporter
National Society of Film Critics
Neal, Patricia
Nelson, Peter
New Hollywood vs. Old Hollywood
New Journalism
New Sentimentality vs. Old Sentimentality
New York Film Critics Circle
New York Film Festival
Newley, Anthony
and Doctor Dolittle
and Leslie Bricusse
Newman, David, and Robert Benton
at 1967 Academy Awards
after Bonnie and Clyde
and…It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s Superman (play)
background
Benton’s visit from Warren Beatty
and Bosley Crowther
drafted by Beatty to work on ad campaign for
Bonnie and Clyde
efforts to find director and studio for Bonnie and Clyde
at Esquire
gain opportunity to secure production deal for
Bonnie and Clyde
and Godard
initial Bonnie and Clyde screenplay effort
leave Bonnie and Clyde production
and Pauline Kael
question of Clyde Barrow’s sexuality
response to Sarris review of Bonnie and Clyde
sell Bonnie and Clyde script to Beatty
and success of Bonnie and Clyde
and Truffaut
Newman, Leslie
Newman, Lionel
Newman, Paul
Nichols, Mike
after The Graduate
after Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
awards for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
background
on Broadway
and Buck Henry
and casting of The Graduate