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The Actors Studio And Hollywood In The 1950s A History Of Theatrical Realism 1st Mario Beguiristain

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The Actors Studio And Hollywood In The 1950s A History Of Theatrical Realism 1st Mario Beguiristain
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Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 18.02 MB
Pages: 367
Author: Mario Beguiristain
ISBN: 9780773457034, 0773457038
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1st

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The Actors Studio And Hollywood In The 1950s A History Of Theatrical Realism 1st Mario Beguiristain by Mario Beguiristain 9780773457034, 0773457038 instant download after payment.

Theatrical Realism is an American film movement of the 1950s noted for its high aspirations to create a significant art cinema. Ironically, the films that comprise this movement are virtually forgotten today. Theatrical Realism is Hollywood s continuation of the Italian Neo-Realist movement. It was a direct result of the confluence of Method Acting as taught by Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio, the screen adaptations of plays by Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller and William Inge, and the Golden Age of Television.

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