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On page HOLLYWOOD 20260908_161357
- American Cinema: FILM NOIR aired 2/19/95 [1995-02-19]
- THE FILM SCHOOL GENERATION aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
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THE EDGE OF HOLLYWOOD
aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
The final installment of American Cinema zooms in on independent filmmaking and profiles some of the maverick moviemakers who achieved success without studio backing.
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Elia Kazan: A Director's Journey
aired 8/14/95 [1995-08-14]
In the engrossing profile Elia Kazan: A Director's Journey, the filmmaker (whose credits include such classics as "On the Waterfront" and "A Streetcar Named Desire") shares personal anecdotes about Marlon Brando, Tennessee Williams and others. Kazan was "a dominant creative force," says narrator Eli Wallach.
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INSIDE THE DREAM FACTORY
aired 11/2/95 [1995-11-02]
Host: Faye Dunaway. (90 Min.)
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AMERICAN MASTERS presents: ROD SERLING: SUBMITTED FOR YOUR APPROVAL.
aired 11/29/95 [1995-11-29]
(Inclp.) "Submitted for your approval..." A profile of Rod Serling (1924-75) combines reminiscences from family members and colleagues with clips from the early, classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone and other career highlights, including "Requiem for a Heavyweight," "Patterns" and "The Comedian." Director John Frankenheimer notes, "[Serling] and other writers of his time—TV's golden age of live productions—defined 'an American art that will never be again' in the 1950s. Among others recalling Serling are his widow Carol, daughters Jodi and Anne, as well as various associates and actors, including Jack Klugman. Another high point: readings from Serling's memoirs. (1:30)
On page HOLLYWOOD 20260909_111519
- American Cinema: 8. FILM NOIR. aired 2/19/95 [1995-02-19]
- 9. THE FILM SCHOOL GENERATION. aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
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10. THE EDGE OF HOLLYWOOD.
aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
The final installment of American Cinema zooms in on independent filmmaking and profiles some of the maverick moviemakers who achieved success without studio backing.
On page HOLLYWOOD 20260909_111529
- American Cinema: FILM NOIR aired 2/19/95 [1995-02-19]
- THE FILM SCHOOL GENERATION aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
-
THE EDGE OF HOLLYWOOD
aired 2/26/95 [1995-02-26]
The final installment of American Cinema zooms in on independent filmmaking and profiles some of the maverick moviemakers who achieved success without studio backing.
-
Elia Kazan: A Director's Journey
aired 8/14/95 [1995-08-14]
In the engrossing profile Elia Kazan: A Director's Journey, the filmmaker (whose credits include such classics as "On the Waterfront" and "A Streetcar Named Desire") shares personal anecdotes about Marlon Brando, Tennessee Williams and others. Kazan was "a dominant creative force," says narrator Eli Wallach.
-
INSIDE THE DREAM FACTORY
aired 11/2/95 [1995-11-02]
Host: Faye Dunaway. (90 Min.)
-
AMERICAN MASTERS presents: ROD SERLING: SUBMITTED FOR YOUR APPROVAL
aired 11/29/95 [1995-11-29]
(Inclp.) "Submitted for your approval..." A profile of Rod Serling (1924-75) combines reminiscences from family members and colleagues with clips from the eerie, classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone and other career highlights, including "Requiem for a Heavyweight," "Patterns" and "The Comedian." Director John Frankenheimer notes, "[Serling] and other writers of his time—TV's golden age of live productions—defined 'an American art that' will never be again' in the 1950s. Among others recalling Serling are his widow Carol, daughters Jodi and Anne, as well as various associates and actors, including Jack Klugman. Another high point: readings from Serling's memoirs. (1:30)