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Pauline Kael

Page 59

by Brian Kellow


  Nasatir, Marcia

  Nasatir, Seth

  Nashville

  National Society of Film Critics (NSFC)

  Neal, Patricia

  Network

  Newhouse, Samuel I. “Si,” Jr.

  New Journalism

  Newman, David

  Newman, Paul

  New Republic

  Newsweek

  New Wave

  New York

  New York City

  New York Daily News

  New Yorker

  New Yorker Theater

  New York Film Critics Circle (NYFCC)

  New York Film Festival

  New York Herald-Tribune

  New York Review of Books

  New York Times

  New York Times Book Review

  Next Stop Greenwich Village

  Nichols, Mike

  Nicholson, Jack

  Night People

  Nin, Anaïs

  Nixon, Richard

  “Notes on Heart and Mind” (Kael)

  “Notes on the Nihilist Poetry of Sam Peckinpah” (Kael)

  Notte, La

  Novo, Silvana

  Now, Voyager

  No Way to Treat a Lady

  Nugent, Frank S.

  “Numbing the Audience” (Kael)

  O’Brien, Edna

  “Old Movies Never Die” (Kael)

  Olivier, Laurence

  Olvidados, Los

  One, Two, Three

  O’Neal, Ryan

  One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

  “On the Future of Movies” (Kael)

  Ophuls, Marcel

  Orphée et Eurydice (Gluck)

  Orpheus in Sausalito (Kael)

  Osborne, John

  O’Toole, Annette

  Out of Africa

  Owl and the Pussycat, The

  Pacino, Al

  Page, Geraldine

  Pale Rider

  Panic in Needle Park, The

  Paramount Pictures

  Parker, Alan

  Parkinson, Ariel

  Parkinson, Thomas

  Partisan Review, The

  Passage to India, A

  Patterson, Lindsay

  Peckinpah, Sam

  Penn, Arthur

  Pennies from Heaven

  Perkins, Anthony

  Perlmutter, Ruth

  Perry, Frank

  Persona

  Petaluma, Calif.

  Pete ’n’ Tillie

  Peters, Jon

  Petulia

  Pfeiffer, Michelle

  Phillips, Hal Thomas

  Picture (Ross)

  Pileggi, Nicholas

  Pixote

  Platoon

  Play It as It Lays

  Politics

  Pollack, Sydney

  Pretty Poison

  Preminger, Ingo

  Preminger, Otto

  Private Lives

  Prizzi’s Honor

  Production Code

  Proust, Marcel

  Quinn, Pat

  Rafelson, Bob

  Rafferty, Terrence

  Raging Bull

  Ragtime

  Rahv, Philip

  Raiders of the Lost Ark

  Rain Man

  “Raising Kane” (Kael)

  Raisin in the Sun, A

  Ray, Bijoya

  Ray, Nicholas

  Ray, Satyajit

  Rebecca

  Redford, Robert

  Red River

  Reds

  Reed, Carol

  Reed, John

  Reed, Rex

  Reeling (Kael)

  règle du jeu, La

  Reisz, Karel

  Renoir, Jean

  Resnais, Alain

  Rexroth, Kenneth

  Rice, Elmer

  Rich, Alan

  Rich and Famous

  Richard III,

  Richardson, Tony

  Richler, Mordecai

  Rickey, Carrie

  Ride the High Country

  Right Stuff, The

  Ritchie, Michael

  Ritt, Martin

  Ritz, Janna

  Ritz, Harry

  Ritz Brothers

  Robinson, Amy

  Rocky

  Roger & Me

  Rogers, Ginger

  Rohmer, Eric

  Rolling Stone

  Room at the Top

  Roose, Roz

  Rosenberg, Harold

  Rosenberg, Violet

  Rosenblatt, Dan

  Ross, Diana

  Ross, Herbert

  Ross, Lillian

  Rossellini, Roberto

  Rossner, Judith

  Rush, Richard

  Rushmore

  Ryan’s Daughter

  Salisbury, Dana

  Samuels, Charles T.

  San Francisco, Calif.

  San Francisco Film Festival

  Santa Barbara Star

  Sarandon, Susan

  Sarrazin, Michael

  Sarris, Andrew

  Sarton, May

  Saturday Night Fever

  Saunders, David

  Sawhill, Ray

  Scarwid, Diana

  Scenes from a Mall

  Schaefer, George

  Schickel, Richard

  Schiff, Steven

  Schlesinger, Arthur

  Schlesinger, John

  Schrader, Paul

  Scorsese, Martin

  Scott, George C.

  Scott, Randolph

  Seberg, Jean

  Segal, George

  Seligman, Craig

  Semple, Lorenzo, Jr.

  Sergeant, The

  Seven Beauties

  Seventh Seal, The

  Seven Women

  Shadow of a Man, The (Sarton)

  Shaffer, Peter

  Shame

  Shampoo

  Shaw, Fiona

  Shawn, Cecille

  Shawn, Wallace

  Shawn, William ; retirement of

  Shearer, Norma

  Sheen, Martin

  Shepherd, Cybill

  Sheridan, Jim

  She’s Gotta Have It

  Shining, The

  Shoah

  Shoeshine

  Shoot the Moon

  Sight and Sound

  Silence of the Lambs

  Silvers, Robert B.

  Simmons, Charles

  Simon, John

  Simpson, Donald

  Singer, Joel

  Singerman, Basha

  Singing Nun, The

  Sirk, Douglas

  Siskel, Gene

  Sixties, The (Gitlin)

  Sleeper

  Smile

  Smight, Jack

  Snodgress, Carrie

  Snyder, Gary

  So Ends Our Night

  Something Wild

  “So Off-beat We Lose the Beat” (Kael)

  Sophie’s Choice

  Sorrow and the Pity, The

  Sounder

  Sound of Music, The

  Spacek, Sissy

  Special Day, A

  Spelman, Hoyt

  Spencer’s Mountain

  Spicer, Jack

  Spielberg, Steven

  Sragow, Michael

  Stagecoach

  Staggs, Sam

  Stallone, Sylvester

  Stanwyck, Barbara

  Star!

  Stardust Memories

  Star 80,

  Star Is Born, A

  Stark, Ray

  Star Wars

  State of the Art (Kael)

  Steiger, Rod

  Stein, Robert

  Steiner, George

  Stevens, George

  Still of the Night

  Stone, Oliver

  Story of Adèle H., The

  Story of Temple Drake, The

  Stravinsky, Igor

  Straw Dogs

  Streep, Meryl

  Streisand, Barbra

  Strong, Edward W.

  stud
ent protests

  Stunt Man, The

  Sturges, Preston

  Suber, Howard

  Sugarland Express, The

  Sunday Bloody Sunday

  Sutherland, Donald

  Symmes, Edwin Joseph

  Symmes, Minnehaha Harris

  Taggart, Shannon

  Taking It All In (Kael)

  Talbot, Dan

  Talbot, Toby

  Tanner, Alain

  Tartack, Marvin

  Taxi Driver

  Taylor, Charles

  Taylor, Elizabeth

  Teagarden, Jack

  Terms of Endearment

  Tewkesbury, Joan

  Thalia Theater

  They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?

  Thieves Like Us

  Thomas, Dylan

  Thomas, Trevor

  Three Women

  Time

  Toback, James

  To Kill a Mockingbird

  Toland, Gregg

  Tomlin, Lily

  Top Gun

  Towne, Robert

  “Trash, Art and the Movies” (Kael)

  Travolta, John

  Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The

  Trilling, Lionel

  Trip to Bountiful, The

  Truffaut, François

  2001: A Space Odyssey

  Tyson, Cicely

  Ullmann

  University of California at Berkeley; Pauline at

  Unmarried Woman, An

  Urban Cowboy

  Vanity Fair

  Van Strum, Carol

  Vietnam War

  Village Voice

  Vineberg, Steve

  Visconti, Luchino

  Vivre sa vie

  Voight, Jon

  Walken, Christopher

  Wallach, Anne Kael (sister)

  Wallach, Bret

  Wallach, Max

  Walsh, Raoul

  Walter, Jessica

  Warnecke, Gordon

  Warriors, The

  Watergate

  Way We Were, The

  Wearing the Quick Away (Kael)

  Wedding, A

  Weekend

  Weingarten, Marc

  Weld, Tuesday

  Welles, Orson

  Welty, Eudora

  Wertmuller, Lina

  West Side Story

  Whalen, Philip

  When the Lights Go Down (Kael)

  “Where We Are Now” (Kael)

  White, Armond

  White, Katharine

  Whitney, Jock

  Whitworth, William

  “Why Are Movies So Bad? Or, The Numbers” (Kael)

  Wieseltier, Leon

  Wild Bunch, The

  Wilder, Billy

  Wild in the Streets

  Wilson, Richard

  Winger, Debra

  Wings of the Dove, The (James)

  Winsten, Archer

  Wise, Robert

  Wiseman, Frederick

  Wizard of Oz, The

  Wolcott, James

  Wolfe, Tom

  Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

  Wood, Michael

  World War II

  “Worn Path, A” (Welty)

  Wyler, William

  Yentl

  Young, Colin

  Zacharek, Stephanie

  Zanuck, Richard

  Zelig

  Ziffren, Kenneth

  Zinnemann, Fred

  Zsigmond, Vilmos

  Grateful acknowledgment is made for permission to reprint or quote from the following writings:

  Poem by Roy Blount, Jr., by permission of Roy Blount, Jr.

  Letter from Peggy Brooks, by permission of Peggy Brooks

  Letters from John Gregory Dunne, by permission of Joan Didion

  Letter from Robert Getchell, by permission of Robert Getchell

  Letter from Owen Gleiberman, by permission of Owen Gleiberman

  Letter from George Roy Hill, by permission of the Estate of George Roy Hill

  Letters and other writings by Pauline Kael, by permission of Gina James, in the Pauline Kael

  Collection, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

  Letters from Dwight Macdonald, Dwight Macdonald Papers, Manuscripts and Archives,

  Yale University Library

  Letter from Robert Mills, by permission of Fred Mills, in the collection of the Harry Ransom

  Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin

  Poem by New Yorker staff members, New Yorker records, Manuscripts and Archives Division,

  The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations

  Letters from Sam Peckinpah, by permission of Kristen Dennis

  Letter from Sydney Pollack, by permission of the Sydney Pollack family

  Letter from Grover Sales, by permission of Georgia Sales

  Letter from Michael Sragow, by permission of Michael Sragow

  Letter from Daniel Talbot, by permission of Daniel Talbot

  Letter from Ken Ziffren, by permission of Ken Ziffren

  Photograph credits

  Insert page 1 (top and bottom): Photograph by Walter A. Scott, used by permission of Gina James, in the Pauline Kael Collection, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

  2 (top): Courtesy Joel Singer

  2 (bottom), 3 (top): Photograph by James Cano, 1964, courtesy Linda Allen

  3 (bottom): Courtesy Kathleen Carroll

  4 (top and bottom), 7 (top and bottom): Photographed by Jill Krementz, all rights reserved

  5 (top and bottom): Photofest

  6 (top and bottom), 8 (top): Courtesy Polly Frost

  6 (center): Courtesy Allen Barra

  8 (bottom): By permission of the photographer, James Hamilton

  The 1936 graduating class of San Francisco’s Girls’ High School (Pauline is in the front row, tenth from the right).

  Detail: Pauline, front row, center.

  James Broughton, the father of Pauline’s only child, Gina James.

  Pauline cutting her friend Linda Allen’s hair, at Pauline’s house on Oregon Street, Berkeley, 1964.

  Gina James, Berkeley, 1964.

  The members of the New York Film Critics Circle, 1970. BACK ROW (standing): Bernard Drew, Pauline, A. H. Weiler, William Wolf, Frances Herridge, Frances Taylor, Archer Winsten, Robert Salmaggi, Judith Crist. FRONT ROW (seated): Ann Guarino, Wanda Hale, Kathleen Carroll.

  Pauline on the New Journalism panel at the 1972 More Conference.

  Photographed by Jill Krementz; all rights reserved.

  Pauline receiving the National Book Award from Janet Flanner.

  Photographed by Jill Krementz; all rights reserved.

  A 1975 appearance on PBS, with Robert MacNeil and Woody Allen.

  Pauline’s one and only stint as a juror at the Cannes Film Festival, 1977, with producer-actor Jacques Perrin.

  Always a reluctant New Yorker, Pauline found the perfect retreat in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

  Pauline at home in Great Barrington.

  Pauline’s writing desk: order was always extremely important to her.

  Pauline with one of her New Yorker editors, William Whitworth. Photographed by Jill Krementz; all rights reserved.

  Pauline in her office at The New Yorker. Photographed by Jill Krementz; all rights reserved.

  Pauline with her close friend Polly Frost.

  Pauline’s eightieth birthday party, June 1999.

  ALSO BY BRIAN KELLOW:

  Ethel Merman: A Life

  The Bennetts: An Acting Family

  Can’t Help Singing: The Life of Eileen Farrell

 

 

 
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