Stolen Holiday
Dan CallahanArticles on film and culture by Dan Callahan
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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...
Louise Lasser
The TV series Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, a parody of soap operas that aired five nights a week from January 1976 to July 1977, was a sensation in its moment and made a star or neurotic icon out of Louise Lasser, whose deadpan comic timing...
Laurel and Hardy and Laughing Gravy (1930)
There's a scene at the end of the three-reel version of Laughing Gravy (1930), a Laurel and Hardy short, where Laurel's rich uncle leaves him money on the condition that he stop living with Hardy. Serious moments in Laurel and Hardy movies...
Richard Olney
I don’t remember how I happened to have or get Richard Olney’s Simple French Food (1974), a classic cookbook of its kind, but Olney himself captured my imagination as a character after I read Justin Spring’s The Gourmands’ Way (2017), in wh...
Noël Coward X 2
Below is a 1969 television version of Noël Coward’s durable and exciting first great stage success The Vortex (1924), starring Margaret Leighton, who is at her best in a difficult role, and Richard Warwick, who is very sensitive and attract...
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Author of six books on the art of performance and the novel "That Was Something" (2018).
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