American Pie represents the most commercially successful example of the vulgar teen comedy, and this book analyses the film's development, audience-appeal and cultural significance.
American Pie represents the most commercially successful example of the vulgar teen comedy, and this book analyses the film's development, audience-appeal and cultural significance.
Bill Osgerby is Emeritus Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at London Metropolitan University. He has published widely on twentieth-century British and American cultural history. His books include Youth in Britain Since 1945 and Youth Media.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Serving Up American Pie: Youth, Cinema and Vulgar Teen Comedy Chapter 2: A Recipe for Success: The Rise of American Pie Chapter 3: Getting a Gross from Gross-Out: Hollywood, the Youth Market and American Pie. Chapter 4: 'Like Warm Apple Pie ...': Gross-Out Humour and the Vulgar Teen Comedy Chapter 5: 'High School Was Awesome': Constructions of Youth in American Pie Chapter 6: Vulgar Teen Comedy: The Last Crumbs
Chapter 1: Serving Up American Pie: Youth, Cinema and Vulgar Teen Comedy Chapter 2: A Recipe for Success: The Rise of American Pie Chapter 3: Getting a Gross from Gross-Out: Hollywood, the Youth Market and American Pie. Chapter 4: 'Like Warm Apple Pie ...': Gross-Out Humour and the Vulgar Teen Comedy Chapter 5: 'High School Was Awesome': Constructions of Youth in American Pie Chapter 6: Vulgar Teen Comedy: The Last Crumbs
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