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ERIC #:EJ560770
Title:Scripting for a Viewer Response: Woolrich, Truffaut, and "The Bride Wore Black."
Authors:Buzzard, Sharon
Descriptors:Audience Response; Comparative Analysis; Feminism; Film Criticism; Films; Media Adaptation; Novels; Reader Response
Source:Journal of Film and Video, v49 n3 p15-27 Fall 1997
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Publication Date:1997-00-00
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Pub Types:Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Abstract:Examines Cornell Woolrich's 1940 novel, "The Bride Wore Black," which Francois Truffaut scripted and adapted for the screen in 1967. Pursues the focus on audience receptivity, where an adaptation faces its ultimate test. Analyzes the novel from a reader response perspective, then moves to the film as Truffaut sought to "correct" problems in the novel. (PA)
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Note:Theme issue: Scriptwriting.
Identifiers:Film History; Truffaut (Francois)
Record Type:Journal
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ISSN:ISSN-0724-4671
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Languages:English
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