Archive for tag: Albert Zugsmith

‘Shrinking Man’ reputation grows

27 June, 2011 (09:56) | by John Hartl, Commentary, Essays, Science Fiction | By: John Hartl

It’s always gratifying when a favorite film is discovered—or rediscovered in a way that creates a fresh perspective . Such is the case with 1957’s The Incredible Shrinking Man, which was enthusiastically received in its time but continues to grow in stature. Last year, it joined the National Film Registry of significant American films. In [...]

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The Making, Unmaking and Reclamation of “Touch of Evil”

9 October, 2008 (01:30) | by Sean Axmaker, DVD, Essays, Orson Welles | By: Sean Axmaker

“(Universal) told me that although they didn’t know who was going to direct (Touch of Evil), Orson Welles was going to play the heavy. ‘You know, Orson Welles is a pretty good director,’ I said. ‘Did it ever occur to you to have him direct it?’ At the time Orson had not directed a picture [...]

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