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Centennial Tributes: Jules Dassin Part III

By Edward Copeland Between the years 1949-54, any opportunity Jules Dassin had to make a movie anywhere failed to materialize. Following hi...
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Eyes Pried Open

By John Cochrane The movie begins with a shade of bright orange flooding the screen. The music kicks in — sounding stately and somewhat fam...
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“Can’t you say ‘Yes, sir’ without making it sound like an insult?”

By Ivan G. Shreve, Jr. Group Theatre playwright Sidney Kingsley established his reputation in the 1930s with plays that focused on controve...
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We gave them virtue, they want vice

Once upon a time in a wonderful land called Hollywood there lived a very successful motion picture producer named Felix Farmer. He owned thr...
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