American Film, Volume II, Number 7
Subtitle: May 1977
Series: The Journal of the Film and Television Arts
Publisher: American Film Institute
Published: May 1977
Language: eng
Format: Magazine
Number of pages: 80
Copyright date: 1977
Description: Woody Allen cover photo. $1.75 cover price.
Table of contents: label: Letters
pagenum: 5; label: Comment
pagenum: 6
title: Seller's Market - The Life and hard times of theater owners.; title: Marvin Goldman; label: McMurtry on the Movies
pagenum: 8
title: Character, the Tube, and the Death of Movies - Television has a secret weapon stolen from old movies.; title: Larry McMurtry; label: Woody Allen is Feeling Better
pagenum: 10
title: He has a new film, "Annie Hall," and he is showing alarming signs of normalcy and, maybe, even happiness.; title: Bernard Drew; label: The Actor as Auteur
pagenum: 16
title: The cinema may belong to the director, but the screen belongs to the actor, the only person we see.; title: Andrew Sarris; label: A Word on Our Sponsors
pagenum: 20
title: Is there another message behind those commercial messages?; title: Robert Sklar; label: For the Love of Liv
pagenum: 27
title: Some speculations on Liv Ullman, the woman versus the actress, her book, "Changing," and her Bergmann roles.; title: Samson Raphaelson; label: Dialogue on Film: Henry Fonda
pagenum: 33
title: The durable screen star talks about his struggling stage days, his work with John Ford, and why a good actor does television commercials.; label: AFI News
pagenum: 49; label: Cinema à Clef
pagenum: 52
title: The Roman à clef - often referred to as the "guess-who" novel - has company, the "guess-who" movie.; title: Donald Thomson; label: Explorations
pagenum: 58
title: Talking Back to Your Television Set - Why Columbus, Ohio, may soon be the hotbed of a revolution of cable television.; title: James Monaco; label: Misbegotten Movies
pagenum: 60
title: The sad saga of unfinished, abandoned, and shelved films, and why we will never get a chance to see them.; title: Leonard Maltin; label: Festival Report
pagenum: 68
title: Cartagena - Electrical failures, Latin successes; title: John Russell Taylor; label: Focus on Education
pagenum: 70
title: My Gosh, Oshkosh! - They make overalls and fire engines in Oshkosh - and now a movie called "Exit Dying."; title: Bob Jacobs; label: Sound Track
pagenum: 72
title: The Music Director: Good Step Backward - At one studio, at least, the film composer's best friend returns.; title: Gene Lees; label: Books
pagenum: 74; title: Star-Stricken Family - A review of Brooke Hayward's "Haywire."
label: Maurice Zolotow; title: Cram Course - A review of Eric Rhode's "A History of the Cinema, From Its Origins to 1970."
label: John Russell Taylor; title: Otto the Terrible: A review of "Preminger: An Autobiography."
label: Kenneth Turan; title: Tribute to a Director - A review of Lotte Eisner's "Fritz Lang."
label: Steve Lawson; label: Periodicals
pagenum: 80