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From Jane Eyre to Mary Poppins – de-coding the Brontes on film
I wrote this blogpost for a panel discussion we held with a screening of Jane Eyre (1943) at the Picturehouse Cinema at the National Media Museum in Bradford last Saturday. Novelist Mick Jackson, Bronte Parsonage Museum arts officer Lauren Livesey … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Culture, Film, Media
Tagged Bradford, Brontes, charlotte bronte, jane eyre, joan fontaine, orson welles
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From Citizen Kane to Morning Glory: Journalists on Film
In the light of Morning Glory — the new film about breakfast TV anchors with Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton, this is my assessment of journalists on film for The Spectator Arts blog; the good, the bad and the ugly. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Film, journalism, Media, TV, Uncategorized
Tagged 70s, cinema, culture, dolly parton, film, james woods, journalism, media, orson welles, tv
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