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Films of Tod Browning
Known as the "Edgar Allan Poe of cinema," Tod Browning is the dark master of filmmaking. However, despite the commercial success he enjoyed during his lifetime, he has never received the critical acclaim his work deserves. The Films of Tod Browning at last pays tribute to his cinematic legacy. Hugely influential on directors such as David Lynch, John Waters and T...more
Paperback, 238 pages
Published
September 1st 2006
by Black Dog Publishing Limited London
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Excellent collection of writings on Tod Browning's work, which examines his development as a filmmaker and offers interesting insights to some of his best-known work. My main complaint is that the actual written content of the book is a little under 200 pages-- greedy, I know, but I was definitely left wanting more! However, the book is generously illustrated and I do genuinely feel like I learned a lot about Browning and his films, so that's definitely a minor complaint-- unless you're shelli...more
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