I went over his notes to 'All the King's Men,' and he sounds like a college professor, talking about unity, characterization, forward movement of the action, all of which you would not expect of someone of Cohn's limited education. He respected writers.
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I went over his notes to 'All the King's Men,' and he sounds like a college professor, talking about unity, characterization, forward movement of the action, all of which you would not expect of someone of Cohn's limited education. He respected writers.
It's a resource for our students in our film courses. And when we do these series for the community, it makes them aware of the richness of American cinema.
There was a casting couch in his office. His office was all in white. Behind the desk were his Oscars, and they were spotlighted very dramatically. And next to them were a series of shelves containing French perfumes and nylon stockings. For services rendered.
I wanted a mix of 'B' films and first-class films, because I don't look down my nose at 'B' films. We have a very good collection of Randolph Scott westerns.
This quote is just one of 5 total Bernard F. Dick quotes in our collection. Bernard F. Dick is known for saying 'I went over his notes to 'All the King's Men,' and he sounds like a college professor, talking about unity, characterization, forward movement of the action, all of which you would not expect of someone of Cohn's limited education. He respected writers.' as well as some of the following quotes.