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Fury / Metro Goldwyn Mayer ; Turner Entertainment Co. ; directed by Fritz Lang ; produced by Joseph L. Mankiewicz ; screenplay by Bartlett Cormack and Fritz Lang ; based on a story by Norman Krasna.

belongs to 1935-1945 Films, Philadelphia Film History project
tagged pfdoctype_film pffilmtitle_fury pfpeople_bruce_cabot pfpeople_edward_ellis pfpeople_fritz_lang pfpeople_spencer_tracy pfpeople_sylvia_sidney pfpeople_walter_abel pfpeople_walter_brennan by wellske ...on 22-AUG-06

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"Fritz Lang Urges Talkies With Less Accent on 'Talk;". The Philadelphia Inquirer. 13 June 1936, Morning ed.: 4.

Motion picture review of Fury, opened at Stanley 13 June 1936. Fritz Lang’s first American picture, Fury, is released in Philadelphia. Commentary on Lang’s ideas about the need for films to reduce the about of talk involved. By Alexis Tryon

belongs to 1936 Film Press project
tagged pfdoctype_newspapers_articles_&_reviews pffilmtitle_fury pfpeople_bruce_cabot pfpeople_edward_ellis pfpeople_fritz_lang pfpeople_spencer_tracy pfpeople_sylvia_sidney pfpeople_walter_abel pfpeople_walter_brennan pftheater_Stanley by wellske ...and 92 other people ...on 22-AUG-06

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"CAMERA ANGLES: Showing Up the Shockers That Are Empty of Art; Plea for Able Actors, Who Too Soon Depart" Philadelphia Inquirer. Oct. 1, 1933.

The article details the author’s opinions on several films he does not consider “art.” Also, the author includes more realistic/psychological horror films such as Fritz Lang’s M that he believe to me more shocking/scary than fantastical horror films. By Conor Fitzpatrick

belongs to Horror Movie Press, 1925-1935 project
tagged horror_film pfdoctype_newspapers_articles_&_reviews pffilmtitle_m pfpeople_fritz_lang by wellske ...and 61 other people ...on 09-AUG-06