cronenweth jordan (2 resultados)

Condición: Very Good. Original single weight b/w publicity keybook photograph of actress Cleo Moore sitting on Santa's knee, in white shorts, hat, buttoned shirt, gloves and high heels, looking off-camera and pondering her wish list. A promotional image given for use by press agencies and for her starring role in "Over-Exposed" (1956). Mimeo snipe and Columbia Pictures 1955 rubber-stamp on the verso, crediting photographer Cronenweth, whose notable credits include "Blade Runner" (1982), "Altered States" (1980), and "State of Grace" (1990). He went uncredited until 1966, but was working as early as 1952, this photo being one of his earliest. Moore's been hailed as the queen of B-movies, bleached her hair to compete with Marilyn Monroe, and in the 1950s starred in key films noir, including several directed by Hugo Haas. She remains an eternal house favorite. Photo 8 x 10 inches, with .75-inch hole-punched keybook tab at the top. Very Good Plus, faint toning and brief creases, brief stain at the bottom.

Cloth. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: very good. In Cold Blood by Truman Capote, with signatures by the author, director Richard Brooks, actor John Forsythe, and cinematographer Jordan Cronenweth, at the Kansas premiere of the film in 1968. Ilustrador. First Edition, Sixth Printing. Octavo, [8], 343pp. Maroon cloth, title in gilt on spine, author's initials on front cover. Top edge stained blue. Stated "Sixth Printing" on copyright page. Solid text block. In the publisher's first state dust jacket, $5.95 retail price on front flap and "1/66" at bottom, light wear to head and tail of spine, two short closed tears, a very good example. Includes laid-in tickets to the "Kansas Premiere" of the movie, with associated newspaper articles regarding the movie premiere. Signed by the author on the half title, with additional signatures by actor John Forsythe, director Richard Brooks (dated 1967), and cinematographer Jordan Cronenweth. This copy was signed at the Garden City, Kansas premiere of "In Cold Blood," the state where much of the film was shot. The film premiered in New York City on December 14, 1967, before receiving a wider release in early 1968. This film adaptation of "In Cold Blood" was written, produced, and directed by Richard Brooks, who secured the rights from Truman Capote and sought to maintain fidelity to the book's stark tone. Brooks insisted on filming in the actual locations connected to the murders, including the Clutter family farmhouse, the streets of Holcomb, and the cells and gallows of the Kansas State Penitentiary. The film was nominated for four Academy Awards in 1968. Signed.