Glenn Kenny, Author at Funerals & Snakes

Literary interludes Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Literary interlude

Christelow said: "I must tell you how I played golf with Manchip once. I thought…

Glenn KennySeptember 16, 2015

Personal history Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny Vacation pictures

America, Fuck No

Florence (tourists not pictured). My trip to the Venice Film Festival was, as it happens,…

Glenn KennySeptember 14, 2015

Festivals Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Back on the chain gang

Or I guess I could have gone with, "I wanted a mission, and for my…

Glenn KennySeptember 5, 2015

Affinities Auteurs Great Art History Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Fritz Lang and Pierre Menard

Debra Paget in The Tiger of Eschnapur, part one of Fritz Lang's Indian Tomb epic,…

Glenn KennyAugust 29, 2015

Movies Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

"The Mend" and "Fort Tilden" are among your best indie bets for August

...I say "among" because I have not yet seen Alex Ross Perry's Queen Of Earth,…

Glenn KennyAugust 20, 2015

Actors Adaptation Argumentation Books into film Bullshit In Memoriam Movies Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

On "The End Of The Tour"

The sagacious Jeffrey Wells has informed me that word "around the campfire" (yeah, I know)…

Glenn KennyJuly 29, 2015

Directors Frivolity Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Attitudes Of American Motion-Picture-Actors-Turned-Directors Toward Transexuality: A Brief Survey

Sondra Locke in A Reflection Of Fear, 1972, William A. Fraker. Back in June, venerable…

Glenn KennyJuly 28, 2015

20th Century history 21st Century history Actors Deep thoughts Habits of mind Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Dropping The Ball With Olivia De Havilland

In the late summer of 2004, I had the great honor of being invited to…

Glenn KennyJune 29, 2015

20th Century history In Memoriam Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Growing Up Lee

Joseph Failla, my movie-going pal from the late 1960s on, and a sometime DVD reviewer…

Glenn KennyJune 15, 2015

In Memoriam Some Came Running by Glenn Kenny

Call Mr. Lee

Inveigling Suzan Farmer in Dracula: Prince Of Darkness, Terence Fisher, 1966 I don't know why…

Glenn KennyJune 11, 2015

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