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30-Apr-10
112 pages
Published/distributed by BFI published by Palgrave Macmillan
ISBN/EAN: 9781844572885
Price: £9.99
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Sweet Smell of Success: BFI Film Classics
Naremore, James
James Naremore's masterly study of Sweet Smell of Success offers new information about the many revisions of the screenplay, the production company's negotiations with censors and the tense circumstances under which the film was shot and received by the public. Naremore places the film in its historical context, arguing that it functioned as the revenge of the Hollywood left against a repressive political and media environment that was beginning to change and momentarily lose its power. He also provides a detailed commentary on the finished product, analysing the important contributions of its several talented creators.
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