New York: McDowell Obolensky, 1958. First Edition. Near Fine in a Very Good price-clipped dust jacket. Chipping to the extremities to the jacket, with some cello tape repair to the crown. A collection of essays on film.
Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1968. First Edition. Copy belonging to director Joseph Losey, with his name and home address written in holograph ink on the first leaf: "Joseph Losey / Hanover, NH / '70." Additional underlining and bracketing throughout, in the same fountain pen ink as the inscription, mostly to the opening chapters of the text. The McCarthy / HUAC.....
New York: Oxford University Press, 1978. First Edition. Very light rubbing at the extremities, else Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket. Jacket has two tiny closed tears along the bottom edge.
New York: George Lucas Books / Welcome Books, 2006. First Edition. Quarto. Profiles the Bay Area's studios, films and filmmakers, and includes filmographies, milestones, awards, and trivia. Over 275 full-color photographs throughout. Slight discoloration to the jacket, else Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket.
![Filmkultura [Theory of the Film] (First Edition, inscribed the year prior to publication). Bela...](/pictures/thumb/122140.jpg?v=1434404413)
Budapest: Szikra Kiadas, 1948. First Hungarian Edition, preceding all others. Lengthily INSCRIBED by the author in Hungarian in the year preceding publication on the first blank leaf, ending with "Budapest / 47.XII.14." A rare signature. A renaissance man in the world of early cinema, Balazs began writing film criticism, poetry, librettos, and screenplays in 1907, and died after a very.....
Munich: Grauf Haufen and Frank Trebbin, 1993. First Edition. An utterly obsessive, minutely detailed examination of Spanish exploitation director Jess Franco's illustrious career, divided into two sections: an extensive, photo-illustrated filmography that includes analysis and reproductions of even the most obscure country-of-origin posters and advertisement for each film, and a set of interviews by Franco's contemporaries (and Franco himself), including.....
London: British Film Institute [BFI], 1993. First Edition. Light bump to the upper right front board, else Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket. Sternberg's "Blond Venus" (1932) marked a fine moment for Marlene Dietrich, and Peter Baxter analyzes the film from every angle.
Paris: Cinema d'Aujourd'hui / Edition Serghes, 1966. First Edition, a trade softcover original. INSCRIBED by director John Huston on the half title page: "To Pierre Goulliard / with my best regards / John Huston." An early, critical look at the iconic director of such enduring classics as "The Maltese Falcon" (1940), "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1948), "The Asphalt Jungle".....
Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 2002. First Edition. Emmy Award-winning writer-producer Benedetti describes how a film is created, from conception to screen, and helps the prospective filmmaker in understanding and appreciating film in all its various forms. Slight fading at the extremities, and one leaf corner-creased, else Near Fine in wrappers.
New York: Crown Publishers, 1986. First Edition. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Slight bump to corner. Dust jacket has slight bumps to extremities.
Boston: Boston University Broadcasting and Film Division, 1966. Presumed later printing. Preface by Robert Steele (dated 1966). Nelson analyzes the great director's work, his filmmaking technique, and especially his philosophy in a sweeping review, including the films "The Clown's Evening" ("Sawdust and Tinsel," 1953), "The Seventh Seal" (1957), "Wild Strawberries" (1957), "The Magician" (1958), "The Virgin Spring" (1960), "Through a......
New York: Workman Publishing, 2008. UNCORRECTED PROOF preceding the First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the title page. Oblong, plastic spiral bound in clear Mylar wrappers as issued. A comprehensive and irreverent dicitionary of terms used on film sets, whimsically illustrated throughout by Katie Maratta, and containing several essays on about the craft of filmmaking by the author. Tony.....
New York: Bonhams Auctions, 2017. Fine and unread in illustrated wrappers. Perfect bound. Illustrated profusely in color throughout. Includes items for early cinema films, including appearances by Charlie Chaplin, Katharine Hepburn, Clara Bow, Mae West, and many more.
Paris: Le Film illustre, 1962. Original French magazine focusing on contemporary international film, actors and actresses, and persons behind the scenes, like set decorators and directors. French text throughout. Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida graces the front wrapper, and Frida Boccara on the rear wrapper. Color centerfolds were also featured, and this issue sports a full-color spread of youthful actors Martine.....
Prague: Filmove studio Barrandov, 1966. First Edition, one of 1000 copies issued in English. A promotional book produced by Czechoslovakian Barrandov Studios to advertise their services to the wider professional filmmaking world. With a presentation slip from the studio and a business card belonging to the studio's press secretary laid in. Profusely illustrated throughout with photographs of the studio's facilities.....
Chicago: The Goodlion, 1972. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Brakhage on the front endpaper to his friend and colleague Annette Michelson: "June 17, 1972 / To Annette / Some small echoing answer to your life's work...and in friendship - * / Stan / [at bottom of page] * and..." Michelson is today a Professor of Cinema Studies at New York University.....
![The Brakhage Lectures: George Melies, David Wark [D.W.] Griffith, Carl Theodore [Theodor] Dreyer,...](/pictures/thumb/136431.jpg?v=1492979309)
Chicago: The Goodlion, 1972. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Brakhage on the front endpaper to to publisher Barney Rosset: "Dear Barney / In thanks for all you've given, made possible / Thanks / Stan Brakhage." Barney Rosset was the founder of the Grove Press, which, in addition to its obvious importance, helped usher Brakhage's work into institutions in the 1970s by "publishing".....
New York: Documentext, 1982. First Edition. deluxe issue, one of 200 numbered copies (this being No. 71) SIGNED by Brakhage. A collection of essays, letters, and interviews by Brakhage, perhaps the most important and influential experimental filmmaker of the twentieth century, one who’s work, housed at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Film Archive, has reached new audiences.....
West Newbury, MA: Frontier Press, 1971. First Edition. A brief philosophical companion to the experimental films of Stan Brakhage, written by the filmmaker. Brakhage's work has recently been the subject of much revival and renewed consideration, due to a two-disc compilation of his work released by the Criterion Collection. Fine in perfect-bound, flexible leatherette covers with gilt titles to the.....
San Francisco: Pasteurize Press / Zephyrus Image, 1975. First Edition. An offprint of Brakhage's remarks following a screening of his film, "The Text of Light," at the San Francisco Art Institute, Nov 18, 1974. A variant of the first edition described in the Zephyrus Image bibliography by Alastair Johnston, this copy without the inner printed Mylar wrapper and printed envelope.....
San Francisco: Pasteurize Press / Zephyrus Image, 1975. First Edition. An offprint of Brakhage's remarks following a screening of his film, "The Text of Light," at the San Francisco Art Institute, Nov 18, 1974. This copy inscribed to Brakhage's friend, poet Robert Creeley and Creeley's wife on the verso of the title page: "For Bob and Bobby / Best memories.....
San Francisco: Pasteurize Press / Zephyrus Image, 1975. UNCORRECTED PAGE PROOFS, preceding the First Edition. An offprint of Brakhage's remarks following a screening of his film, "The Text of Light," at the San Francisco Art Institute, Nov 18, 1974. One of what could only possibly be a handful of proofs made for Zephyrus Image prior to the publication of the.....
New York: Film-Makers' Cinematheque, 1966. First Edition. The second issue of a monograph series published by Jonas Mekas' Film-makers' Cinematheque. With a brief typed note signed by Stan Brakhage's wife, Jane Brakhage, to a Jim Adams in San Francisco, letting Mr. Adams know where a copy of the journal "Metaphors" can be ordered. Also included in a tall side-stapled two-color.....
London: Self published, 1936. First Edition. Published in the wake of the highly influential "Close Up" magazine, "Film Art" kept the flame lit as an important UK literary and film periodical, a few of the editors contributing most of the material, and a handful of others filling the gaps. The magazine was not opposed to completely ignoring the general public's.....
London: Self published, 1933-1934. First Edition. Volumes 1, 2, and 4, of the short-lived (1933-1937) London film review magazine, focusing on avant-garde and international cinema. Published in the wake of the highly influential "Close Up" magazine, "Film Art" kept the flame lit as an important UK literary and film periodical, a few of the editors contributing most of the material.....
New York: Galeria Bonino, 1967. Complete set of four matching exhibition catalogs for a staggered series of installations by avant-garde film director Robert Breer, held at the Galeria Bonino in New York between 1965 and 1970. The first catalog is for an exhibition at the gallery titled "Constructions and Films," and was held in early 1965, noted as Exhibition No.....
New York: Galeria Bonino, 1967. Exhibition catalog for an installation of work by avant-garde film director Robert Breer held at the Galeria Bonino from November 14 to December 9, 1967. The catalog deals with Breer's "floats," three-dimensional geometric shapes that the director would construct, then roll down a street as one would a float in a parade—though typically Breer chose.....
Secaucus,NJ: Citadel Press, 1985. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Woody Allen on the half title page: "To Pierre Goulliard / 17 July 1987 / Woody Allen." An in-depth, film-by-film exploration of the themes, characterizations, and technical aspects of Allen's career as a writer and director, up to and including "The Purple Rose of Cairo" (1985), profusely photo illustrated throughout. From the.....
London: Phaidon Press, 2003. First Edition. Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket.An impressive look at the film industry since 1970.
New York: International Publishers, 1925. First Edition. A comprehensive review of the first decade of Russian theatre under the Soviets, with sections on Left, Center, and Right leaning groups and movements. Quite scarce. Fine and unread in a Very Good plus dust jacket. Bookplate to the front pastedown. Toning to the jacket spine, flap folds, and edges, edges also with.....
London and New York: Routledge, 1999. Hardcover with no dust jacket as issued. As New.
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1986. First Edition thus, first printing. Near Fine and unread. First Christie biography, with several black-and-white photographs.
London: Chatto and Windus, 1936. First UK edition, and first English-language edition. The film director's first novel, the only English language edition, and with no US equivalent. The story involves a film star who becomes lost in his own character, and devises a scheme to make a film with God as a means of escape. Near Fine in a bright.....
New York: Chelsea House, 1979. First Edition in softcover. With Peter Bogdanovich's ownership signature on the title page, along with his library stamp. Additionally INSCRIBED by the author to Peter Bogdanovich on the title page: "February 1983 / Dear Mr. Bogdanovich / Thank you for your help and best of luck with your creative film career. / Sincerely / J......
New York: Cineaste, 1967. Volume One, Issue Four of the long running and influential "Cineaste" magazine. Published quarterly, "Cineaste" publishes reviews, criticism, and interviews, and continues to be published today. Early issues of the magazine are difficult to find. 8.5 x 11 inches. Side-stapled. Very Good plus, with light toning and soil.
New York: Cineaste, 1967. Volume One, Issue One of the long running and influential "Cineaste" magazine. Published quarterly, "Cineaste" publishes reviews, criticism, and interviews, and continues to be published today. Early issues of the magazine are difficult to find. 8.5 x 11 inches. Side-stapled. Very Good plus, with light toning and soil.
New York: Cineaste, 1967. Volume One, Issue Three of the long running and influential "Cineaste" magazine. Published quarterly, "Cineaste" publishes reviews, criticism, and interviews, and continues to be published today. Early issues of the magazine are difficult to find. 8.5 x 11 inches. Side-stapled. Very Good plus, with light toning and soil.
London: Studio Vista, 1973. First Edition. Some sticker bruising to the verso of the front board, else NearFine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket. A look at the thriller film, from the mid-1940's onward, with over 100 illustrations.
Los Angeles: Privately printed at the Pueblo Press, 1939. First Edition, one of a limited edition of 250 copies (this being no. 156). This copy additionally INSCRIBED by cinematographer and film historian Charles G. Clarke, who wrote the introduction, to director Richard Fleischer on the second blank: "For Richard: / This is how it was before Cinemascope and 'Violent Saturday.'.....
Lausanne, Switzerland: Editions L'Age D'Homme, 2005. First Edition, a trade softcover original. INSCRIBED by director Alexandre Sokourov on the half title page: "Pierre Goulliard / [unknown] / Alexandre Sokourov / 2007." In 2007, Sokourov, a prolific Russian filmmaker of increasing complexity and daring, was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival for his film "Alexandra." His followup.....
New York: Crown Publishers, 1985. First Edition. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Slight bump to crown. Dust jacket has slight bump to crown, as well.
New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, 1990. First American Edition. Tells the story of Goldcrest, the studio that made films like "Escape from New York" (1981), "Pink Floyd: The Wall" (1982), "Gandhi" (1982), "The Killing Fields" (1984), and many more. Brief silverfish damage to a few leaves, else Near Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket.
Paris: Editions de la Sirene, 1921. First Edition. Includes three original illustrations: two are primarily typographic layouts, one centered around Charlie Chaplin (each is lacking the applied paste-up elements, in the case of the Chaplin image, it lacks the photographic image that was pasted on and that appears in the finished illustration), and the third and most interesting is the.....
Boston: Boston University Broadcasting and Film Division, Circa 1966. First Edition. Preface by Robert Steele (dated November 1965). Goldberg analyzes the great director's work, his filmmaking technique, and especially his philosophy in a sweeping review, including the films "Lucia del varieta" ("Variety Lights," 1950), "Lo sceicco biano" ("The White Sheik," 1952), "I Vitelloni" (1953), "La strada" ("The Road," 1954), "Il.....
Culver City, CA: RKO Radio Pictures, 1940. First Edition, large quarto. The deluxe annual for RKO Studios' 1939-1940 season. White linen with embedded spiral binding. 56 pages. Features films such as "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," numerous literary adaptations with large images of the books themselves ("The Deerslayer," "Ivanhoe," "The Swiss Family Robinson," "Tom Brown's Schooldays"), full-page spreads for directors.....
New York: Crown Publishers, 1988. First Edition. Very Good plus in a Very Good dust jacket. Few spots of discoloration to front and back panels, slight bump at crown. Dust jacket has slight bumps to extremities.
![Flowers of Perversion: The Delirious Cinema of Jesus [Jess] Franco, Volume 2 (Limited Edition,...](/pictures/thumb/147263.jpg?v=1614638913)
London: Strange Attractor Press, 2018. First Limited Edition, one of 500 non-numbered copies, as issued. With a sealed white card envelope containing a set of full-color postcards and an illustrated bookplate signed by author Stephen Thrower, with the currently unknown limitation number stamped in red at the bottom of the plate. Included with the limited edition, as called for, is.....
New York: HarperCollins [Harper Collins], 2013. First Edition. Memoir by the acclaimed Oscar-winning director of "The Exorcist" (1973) and "The French Connection" (1971). Near Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket.
London: FAB Press, 1999. First Edition. One of 693 copies (this being No. 247) SIGNED by Stephen Thrower. A typically exhaustive and definitive production by Thrower, covering every imaginable aspect of the great Italian director's canon. Along with Mario Bava and Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci is considered one of the fathers of the giallo style of filmmaking, beginning with Westerns.....
New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1971-1972. First Edition. Four volumes. An instructive book in which the editors present anthologies of various screenplays, detail various methods of filmmaking, uses of film scripts, different camera angles and shots and their implications throughout a script, revisions, and more. Preceding each screenplay is a detailing of their release dates, directors, screenwriters, relevant literary sources, and starring.....
London: Pan Books, 1999. First Edition. Light bump to the crown with accompanying closed tear on the spine, else Near Fine and unread.
Louisville, KY: Touchstone, 1972. First Edition. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Jacket is lightly toned and has a minute closed tear to the upper rear panel.
New York: Exhibitor's Trade Review, 1920. First Edition. Magazine-style format featuring biographical essays by Hastings, profusely illustrated with reproduced images from Griffith's films and newspaper articles about the director. One of the best and earliest overviews of the legendary director. 9.5 x 12 inches, printed saddle-stapled wrappers. Good lacking the dust jacket, folded horizontally, several cello tape repairs, tears, foxing.....
Secaucus, NJ: The Citadel Press, 1984. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Gregory Peck to film critic and academic Judith Crist, who provides the introduction: "For Judith / With great appreciation and warm regards / Gregory Peck." Laid in are two very interesting pieces of ephemera: a photocopy of a rave review from The Columbus Dispatch, with a holograph ink notation from.....
Stockholm: Libraryman, 2010. First Edition. One of 15 unnumbered copies with a chromogenic print SIGNED by director Hal Hartley affixed to the last leaf. A collection of selected film still photographs from the noted independent filmmaker's oeuvre, beginning with his 1988 debut "The Unbelievable Truth" up to the 2011 film "Meanwhile," with stills from "Amateur" (1994), "Flirt" (1995), and "Henry.....
Stockholm: Libraryman, 2010. First Edition. One of 300 copies (this being No. 177) numbered in silver marker on the rear panel. A collection of selected film still photographs from the noted independent filmmaker's oeuvre, beginning with his 1988 debut "The Unbelievable Truth" up to the 2011 film "Meanwhile," with stills from "Amateur" (1994), "Flirt" (1995), and "Henry Fool" (1997), and.....
New York: Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, 1929. First Edition. 12mo. Black boards with gold title label on the front board, spine titles gilt (now entirely rubbed away). Hays was the first President of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America, was Chairman of the Republican National Committee (1918-21), and US Postmaster General under Warren Harding.....
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1991. First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the front flyleaf. With a publisher's "Autographed Copy" sticker to the rear flyleaf. A memoir by the four time Academy Award winning actress, extensively photo-illustrated throughout. Fine and unread in a Fine dust jacket.
New York: Crown Publishers, 1979. First Edition. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Slight bump to bottom of spine panel.
New York: Committee on Film and Television Resources and Services, 1975. First Edition, noted as "Not for review or quotation / Draft" on the front wrapper. A series on reports on various aspects of film culture in the United States, including "Filmmaking," "Preservation," "Distribution," "Exhibition," and "Study," complete with historical background information and recommendations. The reports were compiled at various.....
New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1939. First Edition. A comprehensive history of American cinema up to the beginning of World War II, beginning with George Melies, the birth of the Hollywood studios, and D.W. Griffith, and ending with the dawn of the "auteur" era (Vidor, Lang, von Sternberg, Capra, Ford, etc.) A focused, factual look at cinema's first four decades. Profusely.....
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2019. First Edition. Hardcover, illustrated boards. SIGNED by the author on the title page. "The Celluloid Paper Trail: Identification and Description of Twentieth Century Film Scripts" is the first book ever published on film script identification and description. Lavishly illustrated and detailed, designed for any book scholar, including collectors, archivists, librarians, and dealers. Foreword by Tony.....
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2009. Brand New. First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the title page. A full color, 300-page guide to the first edition film sources for the American film noir cycle between 1950 and 1965. Profusely illustrated and fanatically detailed, covering 160 films, from the familiar to the obscure. Foreword by Canadian film director Guy.....
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2009. Brand New. First Edition. One of 100 numbered copies SIGNED by author Kevin Johnson and film director Guy Maddin (who contributes the foreword). A full color, 300-page guide to the first edition film sources for the American film noir cycle between 1950 and 1965. Profusely illustrated and fanatically detailed, covering 160 films, from.....
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2009. Brand New. First Edition. Limited edition, SIGNED by author Kevin Johnson and film director Guy Maddin (who contributes the foreword). A publisher's presentation copy, designated "PC" on limitation page (rather than a having a number). A full color, 300-page guide to the first edition film sources for the American film noir cycle between.....
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2008. Brand New. Second edition, revised. SIGNED by the author on the title page. A full color, 400-page guide to the rare book sources for the American film noir cycle in the 1940s. Profusely illustrated and fanatically detailed, covering 160 films, from the familiar to the obscure. Foreword by director/screenwriter Paul Schrader. Fine and.....
New York: George Braziller, 1980. First American Edition. Fine and unread in a Fine dust jacket. The author and film director's first book, a collection of stories.
Los Angeles: Really Great Books, 1999. First Edition. From the co-creator of "Mr. Magoo," and screenwriter for "Gun Crazy" (1950, front for Dalton Trumbo), "Unknown World" (1951), "Bad Day at Black Rock" (1955), and "Klansman" (1974), Millard expands on the craft of screenwriting. Fading to the top board edges, and jacket spine slightly sunned, else Fine and unread in a......
Los Angeles: Really Great Books, 1999. First Edition. From the co-creator of "Mr. Magoo," and screenwriter for "Gun Crazy" (1950, front for Dalton Trumbo), "Unknown World" (1951), "Bad Day at Black Rock" (1955), and "Klansman" (1974), Millard expands on the craft of screenwriting. Light foxing to the jacket verso, and jacket spine and rear panel slightly sunned, else Fine and.....
N.p. N.p. Master copy for the 1977 novel. The story of Paul Kohner, famed agent and producer of mostly foreign films for Universal Pictures, due to his ability to speak a few European languages. This novel was written by someone who knows him very well, his own brother. Set in Hollywood. Brown titled card wrappers, noted as MASTER COPY on.....
New York: Cinema 16, 1952. Original pamphlet distributed by Amos and Marcia Vogel's Cinema 16, "How to Solve the Mystery of Rashomon" (1952), an essay by novelist and film critic Parker Tyler. Few foreign language films have made such a lasting impact on American audiences as Akira Kurosawa's "Rashomon" (1950), a revolutionary film in style and substance that challenged and.....
Paris: Editions Bernard Grasset, 1948. First French Edition (and correct first). One of several limitations, this one of 180 copies issued on large paper (this being No. 166). Briefly INSCRIBED by LaPierre on the second blank, most uncommon thus. About Very Good condition, in wrappers, with a slight lean and some fraying at the spine ends and front fold, otherwise.....
New York: PublicAffairs, 2000. First Edition. Collects several stories from various film stars and screenwriters concerning the first time they were paid for their work in cinema. Notable stars include Alan Alda, Eric Bogosian, Cameron Crowe, Delia Ephron, Chuck Lorre, and Audrey Wells, among others. Great wraparound jacket art by Evan Gaffney Design and Richie Fahey. Light foxing to the.....
New York: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1987. First Edition. Slight foxing at the top page edges, else Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket.
Paris: Les Editions du Cerf, 1971. First French-language Edition, first printing. Very slight spine lean and wrappers foxing away from text (common trait due to wrapper laminate), a few leaves have notation in blue ink, else in Near Fine condition. A look at cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.
Jefferson, NC: McFarland and Company, 2001. Three volumes. Hardcover. Brand New. All volumes Fine and unread with no dust jacket, as issued. Shipping billed at cost.
New York: The Collective for Living Cinema, 1977. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Yvonne Rainer on the table on contents: "Greetings / to Schuldt / from Yvonne / almost Spring 1977." Rainer contributes printed annotated selections from the script from her landmark feminist film "Katrina Talking Pictures" (1966) to the issue. Near Fine in saddle stapled wrappers.
Hildesheim, Germany: Olms Presse, 1981. First Edition, a trade softcover original. INSCRIBED by Volker Schlondorff on the title page: "Pour Pierre Goulliard / Volker Schlondorff / 1 juillet 83." An all-inclusive study of the director's work, from "Young Torless" (1966) through "The Circle of Deceit" (1988). Along with contemporaries Werner Herzog, Wim Wenders, and Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Schlondorff was one of.....
London: Bloomsbury, 2004. First Edition. SIGNED by filmmaker Ken Loach on the title page. British director Loach first came to public acclaim in 1969 with the now-classic "Kes," and has continued to make superb and often controversial films, the most recent of which is the acclaimed "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" (2006). Fine and unread in a Fine dust.....
Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Coach House Books, 2003. First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the title page with an additional flourish: "Much love to you who must always watch your steps! / XOXOXO / Guy Maddin." Collects the filmmaker's journalism, treatments for films made and unmade, and a selection of his personal journals. Black-and-white photographs and illustrations throughout. Light shelfwear.....
New York: Crown Publishers, 1973. First edition, Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Jacket spine somewhat rumpled, else an attractive copy of Maltin's encyclopedic companion to Disney's work. Profusely illustrated throughout, and one of the better-written books on the subject. Uncommon in superior condition.
New York: Viking Press, 1991. First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the half-title page. An essential book for film students and enthusiasts, which transcribes a lecture given by Mamet, including Q&A, that challenges the audience to tell a story using pure cinema (i.e., without dialogue). Uncommon in hardcover, especially so signed. Foxing to the page edges, else Near Fine.....
Kent: The Kent State University Press, 1971. First Edition. Extremities lightly rubbed, else Near Fine and unread with no dust jacket as issued.
New York: A.S. Barnes, 1972. First Edition. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket.
New York: Columbia University Press, 1988. First Edition. Fine and unread in a Fine dust jacket.
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1987. First Edition. Adapted in part from the author's columns in "American Film" magazine. A small tear and bump to the crown, and toning to the jacket flaps, else Near Fine and unread in a Near Fine dust jacket.
Newcastle upon Tyne: Frank Graham, 1971. First Edition. Some rubbing at the bottom board edges, else Near Fine and unread in a Near Fine, slightly toned dust jacket. Mellor's look into northern England's cinema industry.
Lausanne, Switzerland: Editions L'Age D'Homme, 1981. First Edition, a trade softcover original. INSCRIBED by Satyajit Ray on the half title page: "For Pierre Goulliard / Satyajit Ray / 1/4/83." Ray's contribution to twentieth century cinema is inestimable, and brought the reality of Indian culture to the world by way of gifted visual storytelling and directorial genius. He only visited America.....
Los Angeles: Ohara Publications, 1972. First Edition. INSCRIBED by the authors on the front flyleaf: "To Kathleen / With much love and appreciation for all the fun hours I've had watching her perform / Pat / Direct! / Tony." Encyclopedia of filmmaking terms, laid out with illustrations and charts, and includes a list of studios and addresses. From the collection.....
New York: Grove Press, 1996. First Edition, a trade softcover original. SIGNED by Susan Minot on the title page. One tiny closed tear to the top of the front panel, else Fine and unread in illustrated wrappers.
Lanham, MD: The Scarecrow Press, 2006. First Edition. Morris was an English cinematographer whose film credits include "Green for Danger" (1946, Criterion Collection), "Beat the Devil" (1953), "Moby Dick" (1956), "Lolita" (1962), and "Fiddler on the Roof" (1971), the film that earned him an Academy Award. Black-and-white photographs throughout. Book and jacket extremities lightly bumped, and light toning to the.....
Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1936. First Edition. SIGNED by Milton Merlin in pencil (dated 1936) on the front endpaper. Merlin was a television producer and writer during the 1950s and 1960s, most notably for "The Millionaire," "I Spy," and "Bonanza," as well as the screenplay for the 1939 film, "The Kid from Texas." Very Good plus or better in a......
Paris: Editions Pierre Horay, 1957. Later printing, trade softcover. INSCRIBED by Orson Welles on the page following the title page: "Pour Pierre Goulliard / Orson Welles." French trade softcover edition of film critic and journalist Peter Noble's biography "The Fabulous Orson Welles," originally published in the UK by Hutchinson in 1956. From the collection of noted cinephile and collector Pierre.....
New York: Frederick Ungar Publishing Co. 1978, Inc. First printing of this edition. Slightest spine roll, else about Fine and unread. Screenplay to the 1949 John Ford film.
Naperville, IL: Sourcebooks, 1995. First Edition. Quarto. Copy belonging to contributor and director/producer Tony Bill, with a laid-in letter of thanks from the publishers, SIGNED in holograph ink by the publisher, the creative director, and authors O'Donnell and Travolta. Tony Bill's contribution comes from the point of a director, with five pages of his insight. Light foxing to the top.....
Prague: Czechoslovakian Film Export, 1965. First Edition. Annual detailing the state of Czechoslovakian film in 1964, with synopses of films released that year, including such Czechoslovak New Wave highlights as "The Shop on Main Street," "Pearls of the Deep," and "Diamonds of the Night," with a list of awards won by by Czechoslovakian films. Profusely photo-illustrated throughout. Text in Czech.....
London: Studio Vista Limited, 1970. First printing of this edition. Near Fine and unread. A collection of essays on "Second Wave" filmmakers, including Nagisa Oshima and Jerzy Skolimowski.
London: The Alan Parker Film Company, 1982. First Edition. Octodecimo. INSCRIBED by the author on the front endpaper: "Judi / Love / Alan / Dec '82." The English film director's charming and self-effacing cartoon collection. Even Parker admits, in the foreword he denotes as "Apology," that he should stick to film directing. Very Good in printed black boards, with no.....
New York: Praeger, 1970. First Edition. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. A lovely copy of the hardcover edition of this important study on Penn, uncommon thus.
![Capes, Crooks and [and] Cliffhangers: Heroic Serial Posters of the Golden Age (Signed Limited...](/pictures/thumb/131694.jpg?v=1574048707)
Dallas, TX: Ivy Press, 2009. First Edition. Publisher's black pebbled cloth with gilt front and spine titles, and red ribbon marker. Slipcase design identical, with black pebbled cloth and gilt titles. One of 100 numbered copies (this being No. 77) SIGNED by the authors and Noel Neill, who played Lois Lane in the 1948 Columbia Pictures film, "Superman." Brilliantly colored and.....