Stolen Holiday
Dan CallahanArticles on film and culture by Dan Callahan
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Love Lost in The Song of Bernadette (1943)
There is a scene in The Song of Bernadette (1943) where Antoine (William Eythe) says goodbye to Bernadette (Jennifer Jones) as she rides away to join a convent. What is happening between them is so subtle that you might even miss it if you ...
Jo Stafford
What is perfect pitch? Jo Stafford was said to have it, though she modestly said that she really had “good relative pitch.” Listen to her sing and she has a way of hitting a note straight in its center so that the effect is one of shimmerin...
Alfre Woodard on Television
Alfre Woodard was nominated for a best supporting actress Oscar for her work in Cross Creek (1983), but that same year she won an Emmy for an episode of Hill Street Blues called “Doris in Wonderland,” and this performance on television esta...
Ljuba Welitsch Is Salome
I first heard Richard Strauss’s Salome at the Chicago Lyric Opera when I was a kid, in the production with Maria Ewing where she was fully nude at the end of her dance of the seven veils. Ewing was excellent, and her performance held up whe...
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Author of six books on the art of performance and the novel "That Was Something" (2018).
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