Film Comment - Spring - 1970-71 Winter - Boris Karloff

Description: Film Comment Fillm Comment started in 1962 as a quarterly, and switched to bi-monthly in 1972. Included here are two very early issues - the Winter 1970-1971 - and Spring 1970 issues. Spring 1970 - Volume 6 - Number 1The Table of Contents page for the issue is included in the attached photos, highlights include; Interview with Arthur Barron by Bernard Rosenberg and F. William Howton - Ingmar Bergman and E.T.A Hoffman by Robert rosen - Young German Film - Boris Karloff by Lillian Gerard - Cornel Wilde by John Cohen - Ernest Lubitsch by Herman G. Weinberg. 8-1/2" X 11", 80 pages. This is not a library discard copy. There is a former owner's initials on the top left corner of the inside front cover and also on the lower right corner of the inside of the back cover - three letters written in ink. Some rubbing wear on the back of the cover. Winter 1970 - Volume 6 - Number 4 The Table of Contents page for the issue is included in the attached photos, highlights include; Special Screenwriter Issue with an article featuring several brief interviews including; Harry Brown, Delmer Daves, Philip Dunne, Howard Koch, John Paxton and George Zuckerman. 'George Axelrod and The Manchurian Candidate' by John Hanhardt - Confessions of a Frustrated Screenwriter by Carl Foreman - James Poe interview by Michael Dempsey - The Many Voices of Donald Ogden Stewart by Gary Carey - and lots more! 8-1/2" X 11", 80 pages. This is not a library discard copy. There is a former owner's initials on the top left corner of the inside front cover and also on the lower right corner of the inside of the back cover - three letters written in ink. Little bit of wear at the top left corner of the front cover - see photos. Very little rubbing wear to the cover. Binding is tight and all pages are intact. To be mailed out in a box!

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