City of Nets (98 page)

613    
It was no secret:
New York Times,
Nov. 20, 1970. Cole,
Hollywood Red,
pp. 317, 209. Lardner,
The Lardners,
p. 322.

614    
So time passed:
Cole,
Hollywood Red,
p. 340. Victor S. Navasky,
Naming Names,
pp. 225–35. Kanfer,
A Journal of the Plague Years,
p. 132.

615    
Of all the beautiful:
Kitty Kelly,
Elizabeth Taylor: The Last Star,
pp. 37–41, 62–7, 70–4.

617    
“Look at that”:
Frank MacShane,
The Life of Raymond Chandler,
p. 171.

617    
The fat bastard:
Donald Spoto,
The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock,
pp. 341–3. John Russell Taylor,
Hitch,
p. 192.

618    
One of the writers:
Raymond Chandler,
Raymond Chandler Speaking,
p. 132, quoted in William Luhr,
Raymond Chandler and Film,
p. 82. MacShane,
Raymond Chandler,
p. 175.

619    
When Hitchcock read:
Spoto,
Dark Side,
pp. 344, 352.

620    
The only “flaws”:
François Truffaut,
Hitchcock,
p. 146.

620    
Chandler, of course:
MacShane,
Raymond Chandler,
p. 177.

620    
Walker's former wife:
Axel Madsen,
William Wyler,
p. 301.

621    
Just a few months:
Diane Johnson,
Dashiell Hammett,
pp. 3–5, 228–30.

621    
Despite all these:
Ibid., pp. 227, 239–40, 243. Lillian Hellman,
An Unfinished Woman,
p. 229 (1970).

622    
The authorities in:
Johnson,
Dashiell Hammett,
pp. 3–4, 9.

622    
In the last year:
Dika Newlin,
Schoenberg Remembered,
p. 337.

623    
Harry Cohn, who:
Bob Thomas,
King Cohn,
pp. 78, 243. Perhaps it is worth noting that this identical anecdote is told about a 19th-century Scottish industrialist named John Tennant in Angela Lambert,
Unquiet Souls,
p. 18.

624    
This was, in a sense:
Kevin Starr,
Inventing the Dream: California Through the Progressive Era,
pp. 330–2.

624    
Now, in this new time:
Cecil B. DeMille,
Autobiography,
pp. 398–9.

625    
Quo Vadis
was:
Gary Carey,
All the Stars in Heaven,
p. 286. John Huston,
An Open Book,
p. 198.

625    
Huston began casting:
Mervyn LeRoy,
Take One,
pp. 170–2.

625n    
LeRoy had overseen:
Kenneth L. Geist,
Pictures Will Talk: The Life and Films of Joseph L. Mankiewicz,
p. 98.

626    
But how could:
LeRoy,
Take One,
pp. 174–5. Huston,
An Open Book,
p. 199.

626    
And so, in the years:
Daniel Blum,
A New Pictorial History of the Talkies,
rev. by John Kobal, p. 213. Michel Laclos,
Le Fantastique au Cinéma,
p. 196.

627    
Such films were:
Garth Jowett,
Film: The Democratic Art,
pp. 356–7.

627    
Beyond all such:
Michael Wood,
America in the Movies,
pp. 169–78.

628    
“Hollywood's like Egypt”:
Ben Hecht,
A Child of the Century,
p. 467. Charles Lockwood,
The Guide to Hollywood and Beverly Hills,
pp. 14ff. Ken Schessler,
This is Hollywood,
pp. 21ff.

629    
On the other hand:
Starr,
Inventing the Dream,
p. 295. Dale Pollock, “Born in a Barn: How Hollywood Finally Got a Movie Museum,”
PSA
magazine, February 1984.

629    
Louis B. Mayer:
Bosley Crowther,
Hollywood Rajah,
p. 326. Stephen Farber and Marc Green,
Hollywood Dynasties,
pp. 75–6.

630    
Darryl F. Zanuck:
Leonard Mosley,
Zanuck,
pp. 346–60. Farber and Green,
Hollywood Dynasties,
pp. 86–116.

630    
Jack Warner:
Farber and Green,
Hollywood Dynasties,
pp. 38–40.

630    
Sam Goldwyn:
Arthur Marx,
Goldwyn,
pp. 358–9. Stephen Birmingham,
“The Rest of Us,”
pp. 366–7.

630    
David Selznick:
Bob Thomas,
Selznick,
pp. 278–305. Farber and Green,
Hollywood Dynasties,
pp. 79–81.

631    
Jennifer Jones:
Farber and Green,
Hollywood Dynasties,
p. 81.
New York Times,
Nov. 11, 1967.

631    
Many succumbed:
Lauren Bacall, By Myself,
pp. 253–5. Larry Ceplair and Steven Englund,
The Inquisition in Hollywood,
p. 419. Victor S. Navasky,
Naming Names,
p. 371.

631    
And Ingrid Bergman:
New York Times,
Aug. 31, 1982. Oriana Fallaci, “Ingrid, A Study in Courage,”
Washington Post,
Sept. 5, 1982.

632    
But there are:
New York Times,
Dec. 31, 1982.

632    
TV has been:
Village Voice,
May 21, 1985.

633    
As for Ronald Reagan:
Lou Cannon,
Reagan,
p. 66.

634    
His divorce had:
Ronald Reagan and Richard C. Hubler,
Where's the Rest of Me?,
pp. 265, 280–6. Cannon,
Reagan,
p. 92.

635    
That paid Reagan:
Cannon,
Reagan,
pp. 353–5.

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