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Thursday August 10, 2017

Day: August 10, 2017

Review

From Brooklyn, with Camp – Paul Bartel: The Life and Films by Stephen B. Armstrong

Irv Slifkin
August 10, 2017
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A Book Review by Irv Slifkin. Say the name and the image of an overweight, balding man with a neatly trimmed beard and unctuous demeanor comes to mind. In productions released by Roger Corman’s New World Pictures during the 1970s, Bartel seems to be there all the time, stealing scenes […]

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