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Ernst Lubitsch: Laughter in Paradise Eyman, Scott, 1993, ISBN: 0801865581, Johns Hopkins Univ. Press. Available from: Amazon.com Ernst Lubitsch's American Comedy. Paul, William, 1987, ISBN: 0231056818, Columbia University Press. Out of Print. A used copy may be available from: Amazon.com Ernst Lubitsch: A Guide to References and Resources. Carringer, R., and B. Sabath, 1980, ISBN: 081617895X, Macmillan Publishing Company, Incorporated. Out of Print. A used copy may be available from: Amazon.com Herr Lubitsch
Goes
to Hollywood: German and American Film after World War I. Thompson,
Kristin, 2006, ISBN: 9053567089, Amsterdam University Press. Available
from:
Amazon.com The Hollywood Exiles. Baxter, John, 1976, ISBN: 0800839188, Taplinger Publishing Company, Incorporated, Out of Print. An Index to the Films of Ernst Lubitsch. Huff, Theodore, 1976, ISBN: 0849020484, Gordon Press Publishers. Out of Print. The Lubitsch Touch: A Critical Study. Weinberg, Herman G., 1983, ISBN: 0844656518, Peter Smith Publisher, Incorporated. Out of Print. A used copy may be available from: Amazon.com Master Space: Film Images of Capra, Lubitsch, Sternberg, and Wyler. Bowman, Barbara, 1992, ISBN: 0313280266, Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated. Available from: Amazon.com Passions & Deceptions: The Early Films of Ernst Lubitsch. Hake, Sabine, 1992, ISBN: 0691031975, Princeton University Press. Available from: Amazon.com Romantic Comedy in Hollywood: From Lubitsch to Sturges. Harvey, James, 1998, ISBN: 0306808323, Da Capo Press, Incorporated. Available from: Amazon.com Three Screen Comedies by Samson Raphaelson
(Trouble in Paradise, The Shop Around the Corner, Heaven Can Wait) Raphaelson,
Samson, 1983, ISBN: 0-299-08780-8, University of Wisconsin Press.
To Be Or Not To Be. Barnes, Peter, 2002, ISBN:
0851709192, British Film Institute. Available from: Amazon.com
Ernst Lubitsch (Interview with Louella Parsons) in New York Telegraph, January 1, 1922 "Concerning Cinematography...as Told to William Stull," in American Cinematographer (Los Angeles), November 1929 "Lubitsch's Analysis of Pictures Minimizes Director's
Importance," in Variety (New York), "Hollywood Still Leads...Says Ernst Lubitsch," interview with Barney Hutchinson, in American Cinematographer (Los Angeles), March 1933 "A Tribute to Lubitsch with a Letter in Which Lubitsch Appraises His Own Career," in Films in Review (New York), August/September 1951 Letter to Herman Weinberg (10 July 1947), in Film
Culture (New York), Summer 1962 Merrick, Mollie, "Twenty-five Years of the 'Lubitsch Touch' in Hollywood," in American Cinematographer (Los Angeles), July 1947 "E. Lubitsch Dead: Film Producer, 55," in New York Times. 1 December 1947 "Ernst Lubitsch: A Symposium," in Screen Writer, January 1948 Wollenberg, H.H., "Two Masters: Ernst Lubitsch and Sergei M. Eisenstein." in Sight and Sound (London). Spring 1948 Lubitsch section of Revue du Cinema (Paris).
September 1948 "The Films of Ernst Lubitsch," special issue of Film Journal (Australia). June 1959 "A Tribute to Lubitsch (1892-1947)," in Action! (Los Angeles), November/December 1967 Eisenschitz, Bernard. "Lubitsch (1892-1947)," in Anthologie du Cinema vol. 3, Paris. 1968 Lubitsch Section of Cahiers du Cinema (Paris). February 1968 Eisner, Lotte, "Lubitsch and the Costume Film," chapter 4 in The Haunted Screen, Berkeley, 1969 Weinberg, Herman. "Ernst Lubitsch: A Parallel to George Feydeau," in Film Comment (New York) Spring 1970 Sarris, Andrew, "Lubitsch in the Thirties," in Film Comment (New York), Winter 1971/72 and Summer 1972 Mast, Gerald. "The 'Lubitsch Touch' and the Lubitsch Brain," in The Comic Mind: Comedy and the Movies, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1973, revised edition. 1979 McBride, J ."The Importance of Being Ernst," in Film Heritage (New York). Summer 1973 Bogdanovich, Peter. "Lubitsch Legacy," in Esquire. October 1973, p. 164+ Schwartz, N., "Lubitsch's Widow: The Meaning of a Waltz," in Film Comment (New York), March/April 1975 Isaacs, Neil D., "Lubitsch and the Filmed-Play
Syndrome" in Literature/Film Quarterly, V3, N4, Fall 1975 Whittemore Don, and Philip Cecchettini. "Ernst Lubitsch," in Passport to Hollywood: Film Immigrants: Anthology. New York, 1976 Baxter, John, "The Continental Touch," in American Film (Washington. D C ). September 1976 Bond, Kirk, Ernst Lubitsch," in Film Culture (New York), no 63-64, 1977 Gillett, John, "Munich's Cleaned Pictures,' in Sight and Sound (London), Winter 1977/78 Truffaut. Francois. "Lubitsch Was a Prince," in American Film (Washington, D C ), May 1978 McVay, D., "Lubitsch: The American Silent Films," in Focus on Film (London). April 1979 Kaplan, E.A., "Lubitsch Reconsidered" in Quarterly Review of Film and Video, V6, N3, 1981 Macksey, R., "4 Emigre Directors - Shadows of Careers (Life and work of Lubitsch, Lang, Ophuls, and Hitchock)" in MLN-Modern Language Notes, V98, N5, 1983 Braudy, L., "The Double Detachment of Ernst Lubitsch" in MLN-Modern Language Notes, V98, N5, 1983 Davidson, David. "The Importance of Being Ernst: Lubitsch and Lady Windermere's Fan." in Literature Film Quarterly, 1983, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p 120. Traubner, Richard, "Lubitsch Returns to Berlin," in Films in Review (New York), V35, N8, October 1984 Lubitsch Section of Cinema (Paris), April 1985 Lubitsch Sections of Positif (Paris). June and July/August 1986 Reiss, C., "An Encounter with Ernst Lubitsch." in Du-Die Zeitschrift Der Kultur, N1, P86-88, 1987. Wo, Huie, "Style and Technology in 'Trouble in Paradise' - Evidence of a Technicians Lobby (Lubitsch)" in Journal of Film and Video V39, N2, 1987 "Ernst Lubitsch," in Film Dope (London), February 1987 Nave, B., "Aimer Lubitsch," in Jeune Cinema (Paris). May/June 1987 Hake, S., "So This Is Paris" -- A Comedy of Misreading." in Journal of Film and Video, V40, N3, 1988. Frank, Michael. "Ernst Lubitsch: Deft Director of Ninotchka and Heaven Can Wait," in Architectural Digest April 1990 v47 n4 Cahir, Linda Constanzo. "A shared impulse: the significance of language in Oscar Wilde's and Ernst Lubitsch's 'Lady Windermere's Fan.' " in Literature-Film Quarterly Jan 1991 v19 n1 Pratt, David B. "O Lubitsch, Where Wert Thou?
Passion, the German Invasion & The Emergence of the Name 'Lubitsch'" in Wide
Angle: A Film Quarterly of Theory, Criticism, and Practice. Jan 1991 v13 n1 p34. Sipiere, Dominique. "Quel usage Lubitsch fait-il de
L'illisibilite des sentiments?." in La Licorne (Licorne),
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France. Rosenberg, J. "Shylock's revenge: The doubly vanished Jew in Ernst Lubitsch's 'To Be Or Not to Be'" in Prooftexts--A Journal of Jewish Literary History v.16, Issue 3, 1996. DeMarinis, G. "Faites-vos jeux -- A photoessay of Lubitsch's 'Monte Carlo" in Cineforum v.36, Issue 3, 1996. France. Seguin, L. "Trouble in Paradise." in Quinzaine Litteraire v.? Issue 685, Jan. 16, 1996. Paris, France. Harms, I. "Anger in paradise, joy on earth -- Ernst Lubitsch." in Merkur-Deutsche Zeitschrift fur Europaisches Denken v.51, Issue 8, 1997. Germany. Crowe, Cameron. "Leave 'em Laughing. (comedy film director Ernst Lubitsch)" in Newsweek Summer 1998 v131 n25A Emerson, Jim. "Auteurs online." in Film Comment, Jan/Feb2000, Vol. 36 Issue 1, p70 * Includes a mention of this website. Brewster, Ben. "The Circle: Lubitsch and the theatrical farce tradition." in Film History, 2001, Vol. 13 Issue 4, p 372. Thompson, Kristin. "Lubitsch, acting and the silent romantic comedy" in Film History, 2001, Vol. 13 Issue 4, p 390. Koehler, Robert. "Ernst Lubitsch" in Variety,
June 15, 2002 Supplement, Vol. Scott, A.O. "What Would Ernst Lubitsch Have
Done?" in New York Times, 6/15/2003, Gemunden, G. "Space Out of Joint: Ernst Lubitsch's To Be Or Not To Be" in New German Critique, 2003, no. 89, pp. 59-80. Natacha, H. "Lubitsch or Lubitsch?" in Avant Scene Cinema, June 2004, #533 (Special Issue), pp.10-12. Nacache, Jacqueline. "TO BE OR NOT TO BE, OU LE
MONOLOGUE INTERROMPU." (French) in Boujut, M. "To Be or Not to Be: Un Film de Ernst Lubitsch" in Avant Scene Cinema, June 2004, #533 (Special Issue), pp. 3-81. Spelling, Ian. "The star of Alien and The Village tells us about her love of Lubitsch…." in Film Review, April 2005 Issue 655, p. 46. Austerlitz, Saul. "The Lubitsch Touch" in
MovieMaker, Summer 2005, Vol. Davis, Ray. "Thinking of Cluny Brown" in Senses of Cinema: An Online Film Journal, Oct-Dec; 2005 Weinstein, V. "Anti-Semitism or Jewish ‘Camp’? Ernst Lubitsch's Schuhpalast Pinkus (1916) and Meyer Aus Berlin (1918)" in German Life and Letters, January 2006, Vol. 59, no. 1, pp. 101-121. Rédei, Anna Cabak. "Rhetoric in Film: A Cultural
Semiotical Study of Greta Garbo in Ninotchka" in Burdeau, Emmanuel. "Lubitsch, vandale!" in Cahiers du Cinéma, November 2006, Vol. 617, pp. 68-71. Nacache, Jacqueline. "L'Eventail de Lady Windermere:
Le Fond des choses est dans leur apparence" Bogdanovich, Peter. "The Importance of Seeing Ernst" in The New York Observer, April 8, 2008. |
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