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42nd Street (1933): Shooting script
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42nd Street (1933): Shooting script

directed by Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955; produced by Darryl F. Zanuck, 1902-1979, Warner Brothers; performed by Ginger Rogers, 1911-1995, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Ruby Keeler, 1910-1993, Warner Baxter, 1889-1951, Bebe Daniels, 1901-1971, George Brent, 1904-1979, Guy Kibbee, 1882-1956 and Una Merkel, 1903-1986 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2008), 152 page(s)
This 1933 musical, directed by Lloyd Bacon, features Warner Baxter, Bebe Daniels, and George Brent.
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42nd Street (1933): Shooting script

directed by Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955; produced by Darryl F. Zanuck, 1902-1979, Warner Brothers; performed by Ginger Rogers, 1911-1995, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Ruby Keeler, 1910-1993, Warner Baxter, 1889-1951, Bebe Daniels, 1901-1971, George Brent, 1904-1979, Guy Kibbee, 1882-1956 and Una Merkel, 1903-1986 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2008), 152 page(s)
Description
This 1933 musical, directed by Lloyd Bacon, features Warner Baxter, Bebe Daniels, and George Brent.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Ginger Rogers, 1911-1995, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Ruby Keeler, 1910-1993, Warner Baxter, 1889-1951, Bebe Daniels, 1901-1971, George Brent, 1904-1979, Guy Kibbee, 1882-1956, Una Merkel, 1903-1986
Contributor
Al Dubin, 1891-1945, Darryl F. Zanuck, 1902-1979, Warner Brothers, Harry Warren, 1893-1981
Author / Creator
Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955, Ginger Rogers, 1911-1995, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Ruby Keeler, 1910-1993, Warner Baxter, 1889-1951, Bebe Daniels, 1901-1971, George Brent, 1904-1979, Guy Kibbee, 1882-1956, Una Merkel, 1903-1986, Rian James, 1899-1953, James Seymour, 1895-1976, Whitney Bolton, 1900-1969
Date Published / Released
1933, 2008
Publisher
Alexander Street
Topic / Theme
Theater, Entertainment industry, Theater careers, Julian Marsh, Pat Denning, Dorothy Brock, Abner Dillon, Lorraine Fleming, Thomas Barry, Billy Lawler, Peggy Sawyer, Ann Lowell
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1933, Warner Bros.
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Amateur (1994): Shooting script
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Amateur (1994): Shooting script

directed by Hal Hartley, 1959-; produced by Jerome Brownstein, fl. 1989-2011, Hal Hartley, 1959-, Ted Hope, 1962-, Lindsay Law, fl. 1976-1997, Yves Marmion, fl. 1992-2014 and Scott Meek, 1950-, American Playhouse, Film4 Productions, La Sept Cinéma, True Fiction Pictures, UGC Images and Zenith Productions; performed by Isabelle Huppert, 1953-, Martin Donovan, 1957-, Elina Löwensohn, 1966-, Damian Young, 1961-, Chuck Montgomery, fl. 1991-2003, Dave Simonds, 1961- and Pamela Stewart, 1984-2014 (London, England: Faber and Faber, 1994), 100 page(s)
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Amateur (1994): Shooting script

directed by Hal Hartley, 1959-; produced by Jerome Brownstein, fl. 1989-2011, Hal Hartley, 1959-, Ted Hope, 1962-, Lindsay Law, fl. 1976-1997, Yves Marmion, fl. 1992-2014 and Scott Meek, 1950-, American Playhouse, Film4 Productions, La Sept Cinéma, True Fiction Pictures, UGC Images and Zenith Productions; performed by Isabelle Huppert, 1953-, Martin Donovan, 1957-, Elina Löwensohn, 1966-, Damian Young, 1961-, Chuck Montgomery, fl. 1991-2003, Dave Simonds, 1961- and Pamela Stewart, 1984-2014 (London, England: Faber and Faber, 1994), 100 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Isabelle Huppert, 1953-, Martin Donovan, 1957-, Elina Löwensohn, 1966-, Damian Young, 1961-, Chuck Montgomery, fl. 1991-2003, Dave Simonds, 1961-, Pamela Stewart, 1984-2014
Contributor
Jerome Brownstein, fl. 1989-2011, Hal Hartley, 1959-, Ted Hope, 1962-, Lindsay Law, fl. 1976-1997, Yves Marmion, fl. 1992-2014, Scott Meek, 1950-, American Playhouse, Film4 Productions, La Sept Cinéma, True Fiction Pictures, UGC Images, Zenith Productions
Author / Creator
Hal Hartley, 1959-, Isabelle Huppert, 1953-, Martin Donovan, 1957-, Elina Löwensohn, 1966-, Damian Young, 1961-, Chuck Montgomery, fl. 1991-2003, Dave Simonds, 1961-, Pamela Stewart, 1984-2014
Date Published / Released
1994
Publisher
Faber and Faber
Person Discussed
Homer, 750 BC-, Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint
Topic / Theme
Pornography, Missing persons, Isabelle, Thomas Ludens, Sofia Ludens
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1994, Hal Hartley. Published edition used by permission of Faber and Faber, Ltd.
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American Cinema, 9, The Film School Generation
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American Cinema, 9, The Film School Generation

directed by Steve Jenkins, fl. 1994; presented by John Lithgow, 1945-; produced by Illuminations, KCET, Los Angeles, CA and New York Center for Visual History, in American Cinema, 9 (District of Columbia: Annenberg Learner, 1995), 56 mins,
Source: www.learner.org

Maverick filmmakers of the 1960s and '70s, including Brian DePalma, Martin Scorsese, and Steven Spielberg, capitalized on new technology and borrowed from classical Hollywood and French New Wave as they reinvented the American film. The financial and cultural forces that contributed to their success and commercial...

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American Cinema, 9, The Film School Generation

directed by Steve Jenkins, fl. 1994; presented by John Lithgow, 1945-; produced by Illuminations, KCET, Los Angeles, CA and New York Center for Visual History, in American Cinema, 9 (District of Columbia: Annenberg Learner, 1995), 56 mins,
Source: www.learner.org
Description

Maverick filmmakers of the 1960s and '70s, including Brian DePalma, Martin Scorsese, and Steven Spielberg, capitalized on new technology and borrowed from classical Hollywood and French New Wave as they reinvented the American film. The financial and cultural forces that contributed to their success and commercial clout are explored.

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A video instructional series on film history for college and high school classrooms and adult le...

Maverick filmmakers of the 1960s and '70s, including Brian DePalma, Martin Scorsese, and Steven Spielberg, capitalized on new technology and borrowed from classical Hollywood and French New Wave as they reinvented the American film. The financial and cultural forces that contributed to their success and commercial clout are explored.

About the Series:

A video instructional series on film history for college and high school classrooms and adult learners; 10 one-hour and 3 half-hour video programs and coordinated books.

Using clips from more than 300 of the greatest movies ever made, this series explores film history and American culture through the eyes of over 150 Hollywood insiders, including Clint Eastwood, Steven Spielberg, and Michael Eisner. In-depth treatments present film as a powerful economic force, potent twentieth-century art form, and viable career option.

American Cinema connects subjects such as history, business, and English with other studies. In addition, it is a perfect vehicle for developing visual and media literacy skills and can be used as a springboard for creative-writing endeavors and media production.

Produced by the New York Center for Visual History in association with KCET/Los Angeles and the BBC. 1995.

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Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Illuminations, KCET, Los Angeles, CA, New York Center for Visual History, Mark Heenahan, fl. 1997
Author / Creator
Steve Jenkins, fl. 1994, John Lithgow, 1945-
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Annenberg Learner
Series
American Cinema
Speaker / Narrator
Mark Heenahan, fl. 1997
Topic / Theme
Film industry, Action, Drama, Adventure (Fiction), Science Fiction
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1995 Annenberg Learner
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American Gigolo (1980): Shooting script
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American Gigolo (1980): Shooting script

directed by Paul Schrader, 1946-; produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, 1943- and Freddie Fields, 1923-2007, Paramount Pictures; performed by Richard Gere, 1949-, Lauren Hutton, 1943-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Nina van Pallandt, 1932-, Bill Duke, 1943-, Brian Davies, 1938-, K Callan, 1936-, Tom Stewart, fl. 1968-1997, Patricia Carr, 1937- and David Cryer, 1936- (London, England: Faber and Faber, 2002), 116 page(s)
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American Gigolo (1980): Shooting script

directed by Paul Schrader, 1946-; produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, 1943- and Freddie Fields, 1923-2007, Paramount Pictures; performed by Richard Gere, 1949-, Lauren Hutton, 1943-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Nina van Pallandt, 1932-, Bill Duke, 1943-, Brian Davies, 1938-, K Callan, 1936-, Tom Stewart, fl. 1968-1997, Patricia Carr, 1937- and David Cryer, 1936- (London, England: Faber and Faber, 2002), 116 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Richard Gere, 1949-, Lauren Hutton, 1943-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Nina van Pallandt, 1932-, Bill Duke, 1943-, Brian Davies, 1938-, K Callan, 1936-, Tom Stewart, fl. 1968-1997, Patricia Carr, 1937-, David Cryer, 1936-
Contributor
Jerry Bruckheimer, 1943-, Freddie Fields, 1923-2007, Paramount Pictures
Author / Creator
Paul Schrader, 1946-, Richard Gere, 1949-, Lauren Hutton, 1943-, Hector Elizondo, 1936-, Nina van Pallandt, 1932-, Bill Duke, 1943-, Brian Davies, 1938-, K Callan, 1936-, Tom Stewart, fl. 1968-1997, Patricia Carr, 1937-, David Cryer, 1936-
Date Published / Released
1980, 2002
Publisher
Faber and Faber
Topic / Theme
Prostitution, Murder, Julian, Michelle, Sunday
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1980, Paul Schrader. Published edition used by permission of Faber and Faber, Ltd.
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Ararat (2002): Shooting script
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Ararat (2002): Shooting script

directed by Atom Egoyan, 1960-; produced by Atom Egoyan, 1960- and Robert Lantos, 1949-, Alliance Communications Corporation, Astral Films, Ego Film Arts, Serendipity Point Films, Movie Network, Telefilm Canada and Super Écran; performed by Charles Aznavour, 1924-, Eric Bogosian, 1953-, Elias Koteas, 1961-, Christopher Plummer, 1929-, Bruce Greenwood, 1956-, Arsinee Khanjian, 1958-, David Alpay, 1980- and Marie-Josee Croze, 1970- (New York, NY: Newmarket Press, 2002), 106 page(s)
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Ararat (2002): Shooting script

directed by Atom Egoyan, 1960-; produced by Atom Egoyan, 1960- and Robert Lantos, 1949-, Alliance Communications Corporation, Astral Films, Ego Film Arts, Serendipity Point Films, Movie Network, Telefilm Canada and Super Écran; performed by Charles Aznavour, 1924-, Eric Bogosian, 1953-, Elias Koteas, 1961-, Christopher Plummer, 1929-, Bruce Greenwood, 1956-, Arsinee Khanjian, 1958-, David Alpay, 1980- and Marie-Josee Croze, 1970- (New York, NY: Newmarket Press, 2002), 106 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Charles Aznavour, 1924-, Eric Bogosian, 1953-, Elias Koteas, 1961-, Christopher Plummer, 1929-, Bruce Greenwood, 1956-, Arsinee Khanjian, 1958-, David Alpay, 1980-, Marie-Josee Croze, 1970-
Contributor
Atom Egoyan, 1960-, Robert Lantos, 1949-, Alliance Communications Corporation, Astral Films, Ego Film Arts, Serendipity Point Films, Movie Network, Telefilm Canada, Super Écran
Author / Creator
Atom Egoyan, 1960-, Charles Aznavour, 1924-, Eric Bogosian, 1953-, Elias Koteas, 1961-, Christopher Plummer, 1929-, Bruce Greenwood, 1956-, Arsinee Khanjian, 1958-, David Alpay, 1980-, Marie-Josee Croze, 1970-
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Newmarket Press
Person Discussed
Arshile Gorky, 1904-1948
Topic / Theme
Film industry, Genocide, Armenian Massacre, Ottoman Empire, 1915-1916, Holocaust, 1939-1945, Edward Saroyan, David, Rouben
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2002 by Serendipity Point Films and Ego Film Arts. Reproduced by permission of Newmarket Press.
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The Bad and the Beautiful (1952): Shooting script
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The Bad and the Beautiful (1952): Shooting script

directed by Vincente Minnelli, 1903-1986; produced by John Houseman, 1902-1988, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Loew's Inc.; performed by Lana Turner, 1921-1995, Kirk Douglas, 1916-, Walter Pidgeon, 1897-1984, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Barry Sullivan, 1912-1994, Gloria Grahame, 1923-1981 and Gilbert Roland, 1905-1994 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2004), 138 page(s)
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The Bad and the Beautiful (1952): Shooting script

directed by Vincente Minnelli, 1903-1986; produced by John Houseman, 1902-1988, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Loew's Inc.; performed by Lana Turner, 1921-1995, Kirk Douglas, 1916-, Walter Pidgeon, 1897-1984, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Barry Sullivan, 1912-1994, Gloria Grahame, 1923-1981 and Gilbert Roland, 1905-1994 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2004), 138 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Lana Turner, 1921-1995, Kirk Douglas, 1916-, Walter Pidgeon, 1897-1984, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Barry Sullivan, 1912-1994, Gloria Grahame, 1923-1981, Gilbert Roland, 1905-1994
Contributor
John Houseman, 1902-1988, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Loew's Inc.
Author / Creator
Vincente Minnelli, 1903-1986, Lana Turner, 1921-1995, Kirk Douglas, 1916-, Walter Pidgeon, 1897-1984, Dick Powell, 1904-1963, Barry Sullivan, 1912-1994, Gloria Grahame, 1923-1981, Gilbert Roland, 1905-1994, Charles Schnee, 1916-1962
Date Published / Released
1952, 2004
Publisher
Alexander Street
Person Discussed
Erich von Stroheim, 1885-1957
Topic / Theme
Film industry, Actors, Georgia Lorrison, Jonathan Shields, Harry Pebbel
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1952, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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Blue Collar (1978): Shooting script
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Blue Collar (1978): Shooting script

directed by Paul Schrader, 1946-; produced by Robin French, fl. 1977-1998 and Don Guest, 1935-2010, TAT Communications Company; performed by Richard Pryor, 1940-2005, Harvey Keitel, 1939-, Yaphet Kotto, 1939-, Harry Bellaver, 1905-1993, George Memmoli, 1938-1985, Lucy Saroyan, 1946-2003, Lane Smith, 1936-2005, Cliff De Young, 1945-, Borah Silver, 1927- and Jimmy Martinez, fl. 1970-1988 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2003), 98 page(s)
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Blue Collar (1978): Shooting script

directed by Paul Schrader, 1946-; produced by Robin French, fl. 1977-1998 and Don Guest, 1935-2010, TAT Communications Company; performed by Richard Pryor, 1940-2005, Harvey Keitel, 1939-, Yaphet Kotto, 1939-, Harry Bellaver, 1905-1993, George Memmoli, 1938-1985, Lucy Saroyan, 1946-2003, Lane Smith, 1936-2005, Cliff De Young, 1945-, Borah Silver, 1927- and Jimmy Martinez, fl. 1970-1988 (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street, 2003), 98 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Richard Pryor, 1940-2005, Harvey Keitel, 1939-, Yaphet Kotto, 1939-, Harry Bellaver, 1905-1993, George Memmoli, 1938-1985, Lucy Saroyan, 1946-2003, Lane Smith, 1936-2005, Cliff De Young, 1945-, Borah Silver, 1927-, Jimmy Martinez, fl. 1970-1988
Contributor
Robin French, fl. 1977-1998, Don Guest, 1935-2010, TAT Communications Company
Author / Creator
Paul Schrader, 1946-, Richard Pryor, 1940-2005, Harvey Keitel, 1939-, Yaphet Kotto, 1939-, Harry Bellaver, 1905-1993, George Memmoli, 1938-1985, Lucy Saroyan, 1946-2003, Lane Smith, 1936-2005, Cliff De Young, 1945-, Borah Silver, 1927-, Jimmy Martinez, fl. 1970-1988, Sydney A. Glass, fl. 1978-1980, Leonard Schrader, 1943-2006
Date Published / Released
1978, 2003
Publisher
Alexander Street
Topic / Theme
Theft, Factory workers, Factory life, Zeke, Jerry, Smokey
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1978, Paul Schrader and Leonard Schrader., Text courtesy of the author(s).
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Boogie Nights (1997): Shooting script
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Boogie Nights (1997): Shooting script

directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-; produced by Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-, New Line Cinema, Lawrence Gordon Productions and Ghoulardi Film; performed by Mark Wahlberg, 1971-, Burt Reynolds, 1936-2018, Luis Guzmán, 1956-, Julianne Moore, 1960-, Don Cheadle, 1964-, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, Heather Graham, 1970-, Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014, William H. Macy, 1950- and Robert Ridgely, 1931-1997 (London, England: Faber and Faber, 1998), 169 page(s)
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Boogie Nights (1997): Shooting script

directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-; produced by Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-, New Line Cinema, Lawrence Gordon Productions and Ghoulardi Film; performed by Mark Wahlberg, 1971-, Burt Reynolds, 1936-2018, Luis Guzmán, 1956-, Julianne Moore, 1960-, Don Cheadle, 1964-, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, Heather Graham, 1970-, Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014, William H. Macy, 1950- and Robert Ridgely, 1931-1997 (London, England: Faber and Faber, 1998), 169 page(s)
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Script
Performer / Ensemble
Mark Wahlberg, 1971-, Burt Reynolds, 1936-2018, Luis Guzmán, 1956-, Julianne Moore, 1960-, Don Cheadle, 1964-, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, Heather Graham, 1970-, Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014, William H. Macy, 1950-, Robert Ridgely, 1931-1997
Contributor
Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-, New Line Cinema, Lawrence Gordon Productions, Ghoulardi Film
Author / Creator
Paul Thomas Anderson, 1970-, Mark Wahlberg, 1971-, Burt Reynolds, 1936-2018, Luis Guzmán, 1956-, Julianne Moore, 1960-, Don Cheadle, 1964-, Philip Baker Hall, 1931-, Heather Graham, 1970-, Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014, William H. Macy, 1950-, Robert Ridgely, 1931-1997
Date Published / Released
1997, 1998
Publisher
Faber and Faber
Topic / Theme
Pornography, Film industry, Dirk Diggler, Jack Horner, Amber Waves, Rollergirl
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1998, by Paul Thomas Anderson. Published edition used by permission of Faber and Faber, Ltd.
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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 1, Leslie Uggams (Part I)
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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 1, Leslie Uggams (Part I)

directed by Brian Russell, fl. 1980; presented by Taye Diggs, 1971-; produced by Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018; interview by Taye Diggs, 1971-, in Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 1 (New York, NY: Broadway Licensing, 2019), 25 mins

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their...

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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 1, Leslie Uggams (Part I)

directed by Brian Russell, fl. 1980; presented by Taye Diggs, 1971-; produced by Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018; interview by Taye Diggs, 1971-, in Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 1 (New York, NY: Broadway Licensing, 2019), 25 mins
Description

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their artistic journeys. Leslie discusses her childhood career at The Apollo Theater working with Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, her ea...

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their artistic journeys. Leslie discusses her childhood career at The Apollo Theater working with Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, her early days on television variety shows and her breakout role on Broadway in "HALLELUJAH, BABY".

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Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018
Author / Creator
Brian Russell, fl. 1980, Taye Diggs, 1971-, Tom Wiggin, 1955-
Date Published / Released
2018, 2019
Publisher
Broadway Licensing
Series
Crossovers
Person Discussed
Leslie Marian Uggams, 1943-, Ella Fitzgerald, 1917-1996, Louis Armstrong, 1901-1971
Topic / Theme
Theater careers, Film and films, Singing, Musical, Drama
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2018 Broadway Licensing
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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 2, Leslie Uggams (Part II)
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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 2, Leslie Uggams (Part II)

directed by Brian Russell, fl. 1980; presented by Taye Diggs, 1971-; produced by Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018; interview by Taye Diggs, 1971-, in Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 2 (New York, NY: Broadway Licensing, 2019), 25 mins

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their...

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Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 2, Leslie Uggams (Part II)

directed by Brian Russell, fl. 1980; presented by Taye Diggs, 1971-; produced by Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018; interview by Taye Diggs, 1971-, in Crossovers, S. 1, Ep. 2 (New York, NY: Broadway Licensing, 2019), 25 mins
Description

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their artistic journeys. Leslie discusses landing the roles of Kizzy in "ROOTS", Blind Al in the "DEADPOOL" franchise and the responsibility...

"Crossovers" is a talk show featuring a celebrity host interviewing stars that have crossed over from theatre to other media – or the other way around. Inspirational, instructive and often hilarious, "Crossovers" presents an in-depth look at these stars’ careers, while exploring how theatre has impacted their artistic journeys. Leslie discusses landing the roles of Kizzy in "ROOTS", Blind Al in the "DEADPOOL" franchise and the responsibility of being the first African-American woman with her own primetime TV variety show.

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Field of Study
Theatre
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Julianne Menassian, fl. 2018
Author / Creator
Brian Russell, fl. 1980, Taye Diggs, 1971-, Tom Wiggin, 1955-
Date Published / Released
2018, 2019
Publisher
Broadway Licensing
Series
Crossovers
Person Discussed
Leslie Marian Uggams, 1943-
Topic / Theme
Acting, Film and films, Television careers, Drama, Variety
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2018 Broadway Licensing
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