Cinema [magazine] (Spring 1968) [cover: Michael J. Pollard, on location for BONNIE AND CLYDE]

Beverly Hills CA: Spectator International. Very Good+. 1968. (Vol. 4, No. 1). Magazine. [light surface wear to covers, a bit of wear along spine; still a good solid clean copy]. (B&W photographs) Contents: an interview with director Don Siegel; an article, "Vietnam and the Movies"; an interview with writer-director Burt Kennedy; "The Critical Camera of Joseph Losey" (an examination of the themes of the director's five most recent films); a profile of Jean Renoir, "Renoir at 72"; a preview of FACES (John Cassavetes); a reappraisal of THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (1937); brief reviews of THE BRIDE WORE BLACK (Francois Truffaut), TARGETS (Peter Bogdanovich), LA CHINOISE (Jean-Luc Godard) and ANGELS FROM HELL (Bruce Kessler). [The magazine's editor, by the way, was the same Curtis Hanson who went on to directorial success with L.A. CONFIDENTIAL and other films; he also took the lovely cover photo of a pensive Michael J. Pollard.] [We have numerous issues of this and other film-related periodicals that are not listed online; please inquire if you have particular needs or wants.] . (Inventory #: 26297)