News for
Fort Apache (1948) More at IMDbPro »

2009 | 2007

5 articles from 2009

---

Philip French's screen legends: Shirley Temple | Film

21 November 2009 4:10 PM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »

No. 75: Shirley Temple 1928-

The daughter of a bank clerk, she was born in Santa Monica, a bus ride from Hollywood, and thrust into the movies at the age of three by a fanatically ambitious mother. In her sixth year, she went from supporting to starring roles, had two hit songs ("Baby Take a Bow", "The Good Ship Lollipop"), and was the eighth biggest box-office attraction in America. For the next five years, her confidence as a performer and brilliance as a mimic (in Stowaway she impersonated Eddie Cantor, Al Jolson, Bing Crosby, Ginger Rogers and Alice Faye in one virtuoso sequence, as well as conversing in Chinese) made her the biggest child phenomenon ever known. She was 20th Century Fox's greatest asset, the centre of a little industry of commercial spin-offs, the sweet, curly-haired, dimpled kid that every mother wanted her daughter to look like and the top-ranking Hollywood star, »

- Philip French

Permalink | Report a problem

---

A Sweeping Tour of the new USC School of Cinematic Arts, including Special Appearances by George Lucas & Steven Spielberg - Part One

20 April 2009 11:48 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Interview | See recent The Hollywood Interview news »

(Steven Spielberg, Dean Elizabeth M. Daley, USC President Steven B. Sample, and George Lucas at the dedication of new USC School of Cinematic Arts.)

Part One of our tour of the new USC School of Cinematic Arts!

By Terry Keefe & Alex Simon, Photography and Videography by Gregory Weinkauf.

Back at the turn of the 90s, when we attended what was then known as the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California, we always considered our institution the best film school in the world and it was an easy argument to make. Buildings and production facilities with the names of George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Johnny Carson, Harold Lloyd, and Marcia Lucas formed the centerpiece of the physical campus, and when these were dedicated back in 1983, it made international news. A somewhat forgotten fact of university cinema studies is that majoring in film wasn’t always considered to be a legitimate pursuit by many, »

- The Hollywood Interview.com

Permalink | Report a problem

---

20 April 2009 4:52 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Interview | See recent The Hollywood Interview news »

(Steven Spielberg, Dean Elizabeth M. Daley, USC President Steven B. Sample, and George Lucas, above.)

A tour of the new USC School of Cinematic Arts, including video of speeches by Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Dean Elizabeth Daley, and USC President Stephen B. Sample

By Terry Keefe & Alex Simon, Photography and Videography by Gregory Weinkauf.

Back at the turn of the 90s, when we attended what was then known as the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California, we always considered our institution the best film school in the world and it was an easy argument to make. Buildings and production facilities with the names of George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Johnny Carson, Harold Lloyd, and Marcia Lucas formed the centerpiece of the physical campus, and when these were dedicated back in 1983, it made international news. A somewhat forgotten fact of university cinema studies is that majoring in film wasn »

- The Hollywood Interview.com

Permalink | Report a problem

---

20 April 2009 4:36 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Interview | See recent The Hollywood Interview news »

(Steven Spielberg, Dean Elizabeth M. Daley, USC President Steven B. Sample, and George Lucas, above.)

A tour of the new USC School of Cinematic Arts, including video of speeches by Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Dean Elizabeth Daley, and USC President Stephen B. Sample

By Terry Keefe & Alex Simon, Photography and Videography by Gregory Weinkauf.

Back at the turn of the 90s, when we attended what was then known as the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California, we always considered our institution the best film school in the world and it was an easy argument to make. Buildings and production facilities with the names of George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Johnny Carson, Harold Lloyd, and Marcia Lucas formed the centerpiece of the physical campus, and when these were dedicated back in 1983, it made international news. A somewhat forgotten fact of university cinema studies is that majoring in film wasn »

- The Hollywood Interview.com

Permalink | Report a problem

---

The Future of Cinematic Education is Here at the New USC School of Cinematic Arts, Featuring Appearances by George Lucas & Steven Spielberg

20 April 2009 4:29 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Interview | See recent The Hollywood Interview news »

(Steven Spielberg, Dean Elizabeth M. Daley, USC President Steven B. Sample, and George Lucas, above.)

A tour of the new USC School of Cinematic Arts, including video of speeches by Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Dean Elizabeth Daley, and USC President Stephen B. Sample

By Terry Keefe & Alex Simon, Photography and Videography by Gregory Weinkauf.

Back at the turn of the 90s, when we attended what was then known as the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California, we always considered our institution the best film school in the world and it was an easy argument to make. Buildings and production facilities with the names of George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Johnny Carson, Harold Lloyd, and Marcia Lucas formed the centerpiece of the physical campus, and when these were dedicated back in 1983, it made international news. A somewhat forgotten fact of university cinema studies is that majoring in film wasn »

- The Hollywood Interview.com

Permalink | Report a problem

---

2009 | 2007

5 articles from 2009

---