Case History of a Movie
by
Dore Schary
Text extracted from opening pages of book: Case History of a Movie The grips move the camera: Head Grip Leo Monlon at left. BY DORE SCHARY AS TOLD TO CHARLES PALMER RANDOM HOUSE - NEW YORK CopyrigH& 295P by Loew's Incorporated First Printing All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in New York by Random House, Inc., and simu...more
Paperback, 280 pages
Published
March 15th 2007
by Schary Press
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An interesting book on two levels. First, it's a detailed behind the scenes look at how a particular (and peculiar) movie was made in 1950, from the first notion for The Next Voice You Hear all the way through to release. Dore Schary was a top producer for MGM, and later its head and so he's privy to everything that went on during the production.
Secondly, it's also a book, albeit unintentionally, about the end of the studio system. Schary writes of worries about the effect television w...more
Secondly, it's also a book, albeit unintentionally, about the end of the studio system. Schary writes of worries about the effect television w...more
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