The Screwball Comedy Films A History and Filmography, 1934-1942 (Paperback)
| Author: Duane Byrge | Joint Author: Robert Milton Miller Robert Milton Miller | Foreword By: Arthur Knight Arthur Knight |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: McFarland & Co Inc Pub
ISBN-10: 0786411066
ISBN-13: 9780786411061
Sku: 30837119
Publish Date: 12/1/1991
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 8.75H x 5.75L x 0.25T
Pages:
156
Age Range:
NA
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| My Man Godfrey, Four's a Crowd, My Favorite Wife, The Devil and Miss Jones -- for their inspired blend of slapstick humor with casual elegance and witty repartee, these movies are examples of what became known as "screwball" comedies. This study focuses on the genre, film-by-film, year-by-year, providing the film enthusiast or serious researcher with an informed guide to the screen offerings of the era. Each of the major contributors is profiled, from directors (such as Capra, Hawks, McCarey or LaCava) to writers (Hecht, Krasna, Wilder, and others) to the inspired lunacy of performers (Grant, Lombard, Dunne, or MacMurray). The large filmography covers more than 50 films, appearing chronologically, and gives title, studio, date, time, director, producer, writers, source, photography, cast, plot description and background notes. |
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My Man Godfrey, Four's a Crowd, My Favorite Wife, The Devil and Miss Jones - for their inspired blend of slapstick humor with casual elegance and witty repartee, these movies are examples of what became known as "screwball" comedies. This study focuses on the genre, film-by-film, year-by-year, providing the film enthusiast or serious researcher with an informed guide to the screen offerings of the era.|Each of the major contributors is profiled, from directors (such as Capra, Hawks, McCarey or LaCava) to writers (Hecht, Krasna, Wilder, and others) to the inspired lunacy of performers (Grant, Lombard, Dunne, or MacMurray). The filmography covers more than 50 films, giving title, studio date, length in minutes, director, producer, writers, source, photography, cast, plot description and background notes. |

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