The Classic Film Experience
Mark EndersA discussion about what has made cinema great through exploring the history of key elements - picture palaces, movie posters and the production houses
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Films that didn't fit... The Great Gabbo (1929)
In the years that followed the introduction of sound a large number of unique and interesting films were produced. For filmmakers this period was marked by the uncertainty of transitioning to what must have felt to them like an entirely new...
Three Queens of the Silent Screen
Over the past month we’ve looked back at three of the Queens of the Silent Screen, Mabel Normand, Constance Talmadge and Marie Provost.
Over the past month we’ve looked back at three of the Queens of the Silent Screen, Mabel Normand, Const...
Silent Film Comedienne Constance Talmadge
Among those making a big splash in the early days of film were three sisters… Norma, Constance and Natalie Talmadge. They all played quite different roles with Natalie’s the most peripheral, reluctantly appearing in a handful of films (most...
Mabel Normand - a true female film pioneer
There are a number of theories about why Mabel Normand isn’t more of a household name as a result of her profound impact on the development of the American film industry as an actress, comedienne, director and screenwriter. Starting out as...
Marie Provost - the silent actress remembered for all the wrong reasons
Since its earliest days Hollywood has been known as ‘the dream factory’ and as we all know dreams come in many forms, including nightmares. Every organisation likes to tell stories about itself, especially the stories they’d like others to...
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I've been deeply involved in film, in one shape or form, since I fell in love with the medium at the age of 16. I've written for film, and I write about film.
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