The British monarchy on screen /
A rich collection that looks at how the British monarchy has been seen on film and television. It is the first comprehensive look at royalty on screen.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Manchester :
Manchester University Press,
[2016]
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Colección: | Knowledge Unlatched
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- Mandy Merck
- Part I: Victorian inventions
- 1. 'A Very Wonderful Process': Queen Victoria, photography and film at the fin de siècle / Ian Christie
- 2. Sixty Years a Queen (1913): a lost epic of the reign of Victoria / Jude Cowan Montague
- 3. The heart of a heartless political world: screening Victoria / Steven Fielding
- 4. Walbrook's royal waltzes / James Downs
- Part II: The Elizabethan diva
- 5. Her Majesty moves: Sarah Bernhardt, Queen Elizabeth, and the development of motion pictures / Victoria Duckett
- 6. Elizabeth I: the cinematic afterlife of an early modern political diva / Elisabeth Bronfen and Barbara Straumann
- 7. Queens and queenliness: Quentin Crisp as Orlando's Elizabeth I / Glyn Davis
- Part III: Images of empire
- 8. Renewing imperial ties: The Queen in Australia / Jane Landman
- 9. The King's Speech: an allegory of imperial rapport / Deirdre Gilfedder
- Part IV: Popular participation in royal representation
- 10. The Queen has two bodies: Amateur film, civic culture and the rehearsal of monarchy / Karen Lury
- 11. The regal catwalk: Royal weddings and the media promotion of British fashion / Jo Stephenson
- 12. The Queen on the big screen(s)
- outdoor screens and public congregations / Ruth Adams
- Part V: Television's contested histories
- 13. Television's royal family: continuity and change / Erin Bell and Ann Gray
- 14. The Tudors and the post-national, post-historical Henry VIII / Basil Glynn
- Part VI: Monarchy in contemporary Anglophone cinema
- 15. From political power to the power of the image: Contemporary 'British' cinema and the nation's monarchs / Andrew Higson
- 16. Melodrama, celebrity, The Queen / Mandy Merck
- 17. When words fail: The King's Speech as melodrama / Nicola Rehling
- Index.