Biography and History in Film

'Movies that exist merely to tell entertaining lies'?: Biography on Film; Thomas S. Freeman and David L. Smith.- Filming a Legend: Anthony Mann's El Cid (1961); Thomas S. Freeman.- Joan of Arc through medieval eyes and modern lenses: Dreyer 1928 and Bresson 1962; Elisabeth van Houts.- Blood, lust and the Virgin Queen: Helen Mirren's Elizabeth I ; William B. Robison.- Shakespeare in Love and Anonymous : Two Films More or Less About Shakespeare; David Bevington.- That Hamilton Woman (1941); Samantha A. Cavell.- Twelve Years a Slave and the 'Unthinkability' of Enslaved Autobiography; Sean M. Kelley.- Abraham Lincoln and National Reconciliation in Lincoln ; Kate Masur.- The Trials of Oscar Wilde (1960) ; David L. Smith.- Infectious Enthusiasm: The Story of Louis Pasteur (1936); Bart K. Holland.- Filming and Formatting the Explorer Hero: Captain Scott and Ealing Studios' Scott of the Antarctic (1948); Klaus Dodds.- Inside JFK's White House: the Myth of John F. Kennedy and Thirteen Days (2000); Andrew Priest.- Power and its Loss in The Iron Lady ; Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite and Jon Lawrence . - Index