Index 291 language, role of, 65, 143, 179, 180–181, 185, 254–255 Las Hurdes, 94, 101 Last Picture Show, 170 Last Words of the Executed (Elder), 110 laughter in tragedy, 165–166 Le beau serge, 250 Le voyage en ballon, 145–151 Lean, David, 220 Leigh, Janet, 266 Lemmon, Jack, 148 Leone, Sergio, 152–158 Leung Chiu Wai, Tony, 216 life experiences, impacting movie experiences, 231 lighting, 268–269 Linklater, Richard, 195–201, 237, 239 Little Miss Marker, 171 Little Shop of Horrors, 275 Loach, Ken, 191 Lord, Phil, 241 Lord of the Rings, 225, 230 Los Angeles <strong>Film</strong> Critics Association, 53 Los olvidados, 144 Love and Death, 16, 17 “Love Conquers All,” 48, 49 Love Story, 160, 163 Lover’s Wind, <strong>The</strong>, 148 Lucas, George, 31, 275 Lynch, David, 280 Lys, Lya, 133, 135, 138 M Maddin, Guy on audience expectations, 137 on dreamlike qualities, 143–144 film selection (see L’ âge d’or) filmmaking styles influencing, 136 filmography, 132 on part-talkie films, 138 on Surrealist Manifesto, 134–135 Magic Lantern, <strong>The</strong> (Bergman), 182 “Makin’ It” (song), 11 Making of the Wizard of Oz, <strong>The</strong>, 283 Malcolm, Janet, 118 Mallrats, 237 Man, Glenn, 41 Man and a Woman, A, 79 Man Who Loved Women, <strong>The</strong>, 252–253 Mancini, Henry, 271 marketing campaigns, 83 Married Woman, A, 248 Marshall, Frank, 172 Martin Scorsese: <strong>The</strong> First Decade (Kelly), 197 Maslin, Janet, 206 mass media, and social responsibility, 67–68 Mastroianni, Marcello, 75, 76 Maysles, Albert, 111, 114 Maysles, David, 111, 114 McBride, Joseph, 270 McCormack, Patty, 281 McCormick, Robert, 62 McKeown, Charles, 50 McQueen, Steve, 32 Mean Streets, 211, 215–221 media savvy, 120, 185–186 melodrama, 137, 138, 140, 268, 281 Melville, Jean-Pierre, 219 Mercy Seat, <strong>The</strong>, 245, 256 metafilms, 75 Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, 116 Metropolis, 50 Milius, John, 31 Miller, Chris, 241–244 Modine, Matthew, 72 Modot, Gaston, 133, 135, 136, 138 Mondo Trasho, 279 Monster, 53 Monsters, Inc., 167, 168, 169, 171, 173, 228 Moonstruck, 208 movies vs. films, 81
292 Index <strong>My</strong> Beautiful Laundrette, 191 <strong>My</strong> Date with Drew, 90 <strong>My</strong> <strong>Life</strong> to Live, 256 N National Lampoon Goes to the Movies, 80 Naughton, David, 2, 3–4, 7, 9–11 Neeson, Liam, 46 neorealism, 161–162 New Wave, 40, 41, 220, 245, 252 New York, New York, 197 New York Times, 42, 44, 58–59, 179, 236–237, 249 Newman, David, 45 Newton Boys, <strong>The</strong>, 198 Nichols, Mary, 20 Night of the Living Dead, 259 Nine, 80 Northfork, 152, 154 O O’Brien, Willis, 226, 230 Offenbach, Jacques, 260, 261 Old Yeller, 85 Once Upon a Time in America, 152–159 Once Upon a Time in the West, 154 O’Neal, Ryan, 168 O’Neal, Tatum, 168, 172 120 Days of Sodom (Marquis de Sade), 141 Open City, 160–166 Oscar, 228–229 Othello, 63 Other Side of the Wind, <strong>The</strong>, 62 Oz, Frank on B-movie qualities, 268 on directing actors, 273–274 on editing, 269 film selection (see Touch of Evil) filmography, 265 on rereleases, 275–276 P Pacino, Al, 109 Pal, George, 150 Paper Moon, 167–174 Parents’ Hearts (play), 212–213 Paris, Texas, 124, 130 Parsons, Estelle, 41, 46 part-talkies, 138 Passion of Anna, <strong>The</strong>, 14 Peeping Tom, 263 Peirce, Kimberly, 104–109 Penn, Arthur, 39 Persona Annie Hall scenes and, 15 artistic freedom and, 183–184 audience relationship with, 178, 185–186 autobiographical elements, 182–183 credits, 175 description and scene selections, 176, 177, 179–180 eroticism and, 181–182 influence of, 175, 178–179 interpretation variations, 186–187 viewing circumstances, 134, 176–177 Peter Pan (1955 television production), 281 Phase IV, 150 Pingatore, Gene, 118 Plan 9 from Outer Space, 225 plot-free movies, 234, 235 Polish, Michael, 152–159 Pollard, Michael J., 41 Powell, Michael, 259, 261, 262–263, 264 Pressburger, Emeric, 259, 264 protagonists, loathsome, 199–200
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