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- Signed
- No
- Book Series
- Historical
- Ex Libris
- No
- Narrative Type
- Nonfiction
- Original Language
- English
- Intended Audience
- Adults
- Inscribed
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- Edition
- First Edition
- Vintage
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- Personalize
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- Type
- Novel
- Literary Movement
- Modernism, Realism
- Era
- 1960s
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Personalized
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- Features
- Dust Jacket, Illustrated, Unabridged
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
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- ISBN
- 9781620409480
- Book Title
- High Noon : the Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic
- Item Length
- 9.4 in
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury Publishing USA
- Publication Year
- 2017
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.3 in
- Genre
- History, Performing Arts
- Topic
- United States / 20th Century, Film / Genres / Westerns, General, Film / History & Criticism
- Item Width
- 6.5 in
- Item Weight
- 25.8 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 400 Pages
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From the New York Times- bestselling author of The Searchers , the revelatory story behind the classic movie High Noon and the toxic political climate in which it was created.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-10
1620409488
ISBN-13
9781620409480
eBay Product ID (ePID)
222684619
Product Key Features
Book Title
High Noon : the Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
United States / 20th Century, Film / Genres / Westerns, General, Film / History & Criticism
Publication Year
2017
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History, Performing Arts
Number of Pages
400 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.4 in
Item Height
1.3 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Item Weight
25.8 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Pn1997
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"Not far removed from a James Ellroy novel. The 1950s film industry portrayed in High Noon is, like Ellroy's Los Angeles, stocked with hard-core commies, idealistic fellow travelers, paranoid Red-baiters, union busters, corrupt congressmen, power-hungry gossip columnists, secretive FBI agents and their snitches, philandering actors and eager starlets. But far from being a Hollywood Babylon of the Red Scare, Frankel's book is a detailed investigation of the way anti-communist persecution poisoned the atmosphere around one film, which succeeded nonetheless, and damaged the lives of the people who made it." - Bookforum "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term 'film historian' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel's High Noon isn't just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it's a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Glenn Frankel's High Noon is three splendid books in one: a moment by moment account of the making of the classic western, a history of the Hollywood blacklist with much new material based on primary research, and, in the rise of Stanley Kramer Productions, the story of the independent producers who gradually supplanted conventional studio production. Even if we know how each story ends, it's never less than a continuously fascinating read." - Scott Eyman, author of JOHN WAYNE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND "Besides the macro picture of Hollywood in its darkest era, Frankel is excellent at capturing the micro aspects as well, fascinatingly weaving in multiple and competing accounts of how the film was pieced together in the editing room. . . A comprehensive guide to both a classic film and the era that created it." - Kirkus Reviews "This may be one of the most accessible books ever written concerning the effects of HUAC on Hollywood, as Frankel's decision to blend these two aspects of Hollywood history, and his innate skill as a journalist, has produced a highly readable and fascinating look at a period that is less widely known than one might imagine. VERDICT: Anyone interested in film and/or politics will enjoy and learn from this book." - Library Journal "Vivid, revelatory." - J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." - Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." - Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." - Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term 'film historian' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel's High Noon isn't just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it's a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Vivid, revelatory." --J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." --Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." --Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." --Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Film historian Glenn Frankel profiles the times, the movie and its message in his fascinating and revealing new book High Noon: The Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic . . . Frankel--who previously uncovered the backstory of the classic John Wayne movie ''The Searchers''--says the blacklist marked a uniquely grim time in American history, one with special resonance today." - Christian Science Monitor "Not far removed from a James Ellroy novel. The 1950s film industry portrayed in High Noon is, like Ellroy''s Los Angeles, stocked with hard-core commies, idealistic fellow travelers, paranoid Red-baiters, union busters, corrupt congressmen, power-hungry gossip columnists, secretive FBI agents and their snitches, philandering actors and eager starlets. But far from being a Hollywood Babylon of the Red Scare, Frankel''s book is a detailed investigation of the way anti-communist persecution poisoned the atmosphere around one film, which succeeded nonetheless, and damaged the lives of the people who made it." - Bookforum "So much has been written about the blacklist''s perpetrators and victims that you might be forgiven for thinking you know all there is worth knowing, but Frankel offers new details and fresh insights. His portrait of Gary Cooper''s life and career is equally incisive . . . It will almost surely stand as the definitive document about this landmark movie. I can''t wait to see what subject this skilled journalist will tackle next." - Leonard Maltin "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term ''film historian'' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel''s High Noon isn''t just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it''s a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Glenn Frankel''s High Noon is three splendid books in one: a moment by moment account of the making of the classic western, a history of the Hollywood blacklist with much new material based on primary research, and, in the rise of Stanley Kramer Productions, the story of the independent producers who gradually supplanted conventional studio production. Even if we know how each story ends, it''s never less than a continuously fascinating read." - Scott Eyman, author of JOHN WAYNE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND "Besides the macro picture of Hollywood in its darkest era, Frankel is excellent at capturing the micro aspects as well, fascinatingly weaving in multiple and competing accounts of how the film was pieced together in the editing room. . . A comprehensive guide to both a classic film and the era that created it." - Kirkus Reviews "This may be one of the most accessible books ever written concerning the effects of HUAC on Hollywood, as Frankel''s decision to blend these two aspects of Hollywood history, and his innate skill as a journalist, has produced a highly readable and fascinating look at a period that is less widely known than one might imagine. VERDICT: Anyone interested in film and/or politics will enjoy and learn from this book." - Library Journal "Vivid, revelatory." - J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." - Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." - Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." - Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Vivid, revelatory." - J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review "Fascinating." - Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter "[A] towering achievement." - Leonard Maltin, IndieWire "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." - Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal, "Vivid, revelatory." --J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." --Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." --Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." --Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term 'film historian' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel's High Noon isn't just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it's a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Glenn Frankel's High Noon is three splendid books in one: a moment by moment account of the making of the classic western, a history of the Hollywood blacklist with much new material based on primary research, and, in the rise of Stanley Kramer Productions, the story of the independent producers who gradually supplanted conventional studio production. Even if we know how each story ends, it's never less than a continuously fascinating read." - Scott Eyman, author of JOHN WAYNE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND "Besides the macro picture of Hollywood in its darkest era, Frankel is excellent at capturing the micro aspects as well, fascinatingly weaving in multiple and competing accounts of how the film was pieced together in the editing room . . . A comprehensive guide to both a classic film and the era that created it." - Kirkus Reviews "Vivid, revelatory." - J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." - Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." - Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." - Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term 'film historian' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel's High Noon isn't just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it's a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Glenn Frankel's High Noon is three splendid books in one: a moment by moment account of the making of the classic western, a history of the Hollywood blacklist with much new material based on primary research, and, in the rise of Stanley Kramer Productions, the story of the independent producers who gradually supplanted conventional studio production. Even if we know how each story ends, it's never less than a continuously fascinating read." - Scott Eyman, author of JOHN WAYNE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND "Besides the macro picture of Hollywood in its darkest era, Frankel is excellent at capturing the micro aspects as well, fascinatingly weaving in multiple and competing accounts of how the film was pieced together in the editing room. . . A comprehensive guide to both a classic film and the era that created it." - Kirkus Reviews "This may be one of the most accessible books ever written concerning the effects of HUAC on Hollywood, as Frankel's decision to blend these two aspects of Hollywood history, and his innate skill as a journalist, has produced a highly readable and fascinating look at a period that is less widely known than one might imagine. VERDICT: Anyone interested in film and/or politics will enjoy and learn from this book." - Library Journal "Vivid, revelatory." - J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." - Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." - Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." - Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, "Glenn Frankel has endowed the term 'film historian' with a sweeping new dimension. High Noon is full of scholarly insight, compelling history and wonderfully dishy moments, but like his previous book on The Searchers it is also an American chronicle of real consequence. When Frankel writes about the making of a movie he is writing about the making of a country." - Stephen Harrigan, author of THE GATES OF THE ALAMO and A FRIEND OF MR. LINCOLN "Glenn Frankel's High Noon isn't just everything you always wanted to know about an enduring classic; it's a deeply insightful portrait of the forces in postwar America and in blacklist-era Hollywood that made the film such a powerful product of such a troubled moment." - Mark Harris, author of PICTURES AT A REVOLUTION and FIVE CAME BACK "Glenn Frankel's High Noon is three splendid books in one: a moment by moment account of the making of the classic western, a history of the Hollywood blacklist with much new material based on primary research, and, in the rise of Stanley Kramer Productions, the story of the independent producers who gradually supplanted conventional studio production. Even if we know how each story ends, it's never less than a continuously fascinating read." - Scott Eyman, author of JOHN WAYNE: THE LIFE AND LEGEND "Vivid, revelatory." --J. Hoberman, The New York Times Book Review on THE SEARCHERS "Fascinating." --Martin Scorsese, The Hollywood Reporter on THE SEARCHERS "[A] towering achievement." --Leonard Maltin, IndieWire on THE SEARCHERS "Excellent, engrossing . . . A definitive account." --Richard Snow, The Wall Street Journal on THE SEARCHERS, Frankel draws on a plethora of sources to craft a tale that, as a thriller, rivals "High Noon" itself.
Copyright Date
2017
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2017-000380
Dewey Decimal
791.43/72
Dewey Edition
23
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