Articles on film and culture by Dan Callahan
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Delphine Seyrig in "Grain of Sand" (1983)
Delphine Seyrig plays a very memorable and unsettling scene in Pomme Meffre’s Grain of Sand (1983), and I can't get it out of my mind. Her character is a somewhat haughty woman who has been let go from her longtime job as a ticket-taker at...
James Dean on TV
I recently discovered a rare live James Dean TV show from 1953 called Danger: Death Is My Neighbor, and I was floored by how prodigious and inventive he is in it. As can be seen in the screen grabs below, Dean was very skinny here, and his...
Erich von Stroheim
The world of Erich von Stroheim, in the films he directed and in the films he appeared in and influenced, is a fetishistic world alert to underwear, boots, high-heeled slippers, and the pleasures of voyeurism. The above shot of the Von in J...
Mary Pickford in Rags (1915)
Rags (1915) is one of Mary Pickford’s key early features for Adolph Zukor and what would become Paramount Pictures. I had always read that Rags was mostly lost and inaccessible, but a full copy has emerged recently, and Pickford is at her b...
Fritz Feld
Over a lengthy career in which he played butlers, hotel managers, and other haughty men with power in their own domain, Fritz Feld eventually worked out a signature move; he would open his mouth, hit it with the palm of his hand, and make a...
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