When Alfred Met Daphne: Hitchcock, Hollywood, and Du Maurier Sophie Wing June 8, 2017 Analysis, Close-Up, Features “She did get so irritated with people calling it a romantic novel. Because she always said it was a study in jealousy.” Upon Rebecca’s publication in 1938, Royal Society wünderkind and critic V.S....
A Short History of the Period Drama, Part One: Faith to the Text (or, the 1940s) Sophie Wing June 1, 2014 Analysis, Close-Up, Features Period piece. Costume drama. Historical epic. Any way you slice it, it's been around about as long as cinema itself. Of course, in those days what we now consider quintessential period drama was practically...
Shakespeare at 450: His Top Ten Adaptations on Film Sophie Wing April 27, 2014 Analysis, Features, Top 10 165 Comments Shakespeare. It's the most famous name in the English language, ringing proudly out across the British Isles. From his first works on stage around the 1590s to Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing in 2012,...
