Trumbo – Review Tori Brazier February 6, 2016 Reviews Trumbo, despite its blacklist subject matter, keeps things light and irreverent with a wry screenplay, emphasising the absurdity of America’s Communist paranoia post-World War Two. Bryan Cranston has a...
The Story of Dalton Trumbo Tori Brazier February 6, 2016 Analysis, Close-Up, Features Dalton Trumbo, novelist and prolific screenwriter for nearly forty years from the 1930s, is to return to the public consciousness as a biopic of his life hits UK screens. Despite being an Oscar winner and the...
Stories from the Set: Spartacus Chris Davies March 18, 2014 Behind The Curtain, Features, Stories from the Set 5 Comments “I am not a political activist. When I produced Spartacus in 1959, I was trying to make the best movie I could make, not a political statement.” – Kirk Douglas Dalton Trumbo balanced his typewriter on a...
