Noir City (The Film Noir Foundation) NOIR CITY Magazine #34
Type
Journal
Authors
ISBN 13
9798827591634
Category
Film Criticism
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Publication Year
2022
Publisher
Pages
78
Subject
Film noir -- Periodicals.
Series Name
Abstract
Issue #34 salutes William Holden, an actor not automatically associated with film noir but one who brought noir's brooding restlessness to his every performance. Rachel Walther considers the full breadth of Holden's career as well as his rivalry, on and offscreen, with Humphrey Bogart.
Also in this issue: Imogen Sara Smith surveys the dark world of film noir from Argentina; Ray Banks on the heist films of Stanley Baker; Bob Sassone considers the invaluable contributions the Saturday Evening Post made to noir; Steve Kronenberg makes the case for character actor J.T. Walsh as neo-noir's best bad guy; Sharon Knolle looks at horror films made by noir directors; and conversation with recording artist and Tony Award nominee Melissa Errico about her brand new noir album. Plus book reviews, film reviews, and more.
Also in this issue: Imogen Sara Smith surveys the dark world of film noir from Argentina; Ray Banks on the heist films of Stanley Baker; Bob Sassone considers the invaluable contributions the Saturday Evening Post made to noir; Steve Kronenberg makes the case for character actor J.T. Walsh as neo-noir's best bad guy; Sharon Knolle looks at horror films made by noir directors; and conversation with recording artist and Tony Award nominee Melissa Errico about her brand new noir album. Plus book reviews, film reviews, and more.
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