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238 pages : 25 cm
Tod Browning is best remembered for `Dracula' in 1931, and his gothic style has influenced such filmmakers as Sam Raimi, David Lynch and Tim Burton. Topics include: Browning's slapstick films, his work with Lon Chaney, the boxing film `Iron man, `Freaks', `Mark of the vampire'
Filmography: pages 225-226
Includes bibliographical references and index
The films of Tod Browning : an overview long past / Vivian Sobchack -- Tod Browning and the slapstick genre / Boris Henry -- Staging deception : theatrical illusionism in Browning's films of the 1920s / Matthew Solomon -- The spectator's spectacle : Tod Browning's theatre / Stefanie Diekmann, Ekkehard Knörer -- Double identity : presence and absence in the films of Tod Browning / Alec Charles -- Body dreams : Lon Chaney and Tod Browning, thesaurus anatomicus / Nicole Brenez -- Between silence and sound : ventriloquism and the advent of the voice in The unholy tree / Robin Blyn -- White bo(d)y in wonderland : cultural alterity and sexual desire in Where East is East / Stefan Brandt -- Speaking with eyes : Tod Browning's Dracula and its phantom camera / Elisabeth Bronfen -- Tod Browning's thematic continuity and stylisitic development in Iron Man / Leger Grindon -- The monstrous body/politic of Freaks / Bernd Herzogenrath -- Mark of the vampire / Matthew Sweney
Tod Browning is best remembered for `Dracula' in 1931, and his gothic style has influenced such filmmakers as Sam Raimi, David Lynch and Tim Burton. Topics include: Browning's slapstick films, his work with Lon Chaney, the boxing film `Iron man, `Freaks', `Mark of the vampire'
Filmography: pages 225-226
Includes bibliographical references and index
The films of Tod Browning : an overview long past / Vivian Sobchack -- Tod Browning and the slapstick genre / Boris Henry -- Staging deception : theatrical illusionism in Browning's films of the 1920s / Matthew Solomon -- The spectator's spectacle : Tod Browning's theatre / Stefanie Diekmann, Ekkehard Knörer -- Double identity : presence and absence in the films of Tod Browning / Alec Charles -- Body dreams : Lon Chaney and Tod Browning, thesaurus anatomicus / Nicole Brenez -- Between silence and sound : ventriloquism and the advent of the voice in The unholy tree / Robin Blyn -- White bo(d)y in wonderland : cultural alterity and sexual desire in Where East is East / Stefan Brandt -- Speaking with eyes : Tod Browning's Dracula and its phantom camera / Elisabeth Bronfen -- Tod Browning's thematic continuity and stylisitic development in Iron Man / Leger Grindon -- The monstrous body/politic of Freaks / Bernd Herzogenrath -- Mark of the vampire / Matthew Sweney
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