[PDF.20mg] Movie Comedians of the 1950s: Defining a New Era of Big Screen Comedy

Movie Comedians of the 1950s: Defining a New Era of Big Screen Comedy

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 | #729106 in Books |  2016-10-20 | Original language:English |  10.00 x7.00 x.50l,.0 | File type: PDF | 212 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Not crazy about it...|By Nick Santa Maria|Dull, factually suspect, and seemingly somewhat thrown together I found this book to be somewhat tedious. Although I'm in agreement with a good many of the author's opinions (especially about Jerry Lewis) his choice of comedies, and his trying to connect them with the political background of the day is a bit old hat, and more than a l| |"Gehring remains supreme in film comedy scholarship" --Choice|About the Author|Wes D. Gehring is a distinguished professor of film at Ball State University and associate media editor for USA Today magazine, f

The 1950s were a transitional period for film comedians. The artistic suppression of the McCarthy era and the advent of television often resulted in a dumbing down of motion pictures. Cartoonist-turned-director Frank Tashlin contributed a funny but cartoonish effect through his work with comedians like Jerry Lewis and Bob Hope. A new vanguard of comedians appeared without stock comic garb or make-up--fresh faces not easily pigeonholed as merely comedians, such as Tony Ra...

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