Hollywood romantic comedy' explores the changing representation of the couple in three cycles of movies. The book considers the themes of marriage, equality and desire, as well as individual films and their star couples.
Hollywood romantic comedy' explores the changing representation of the couple in three cycles of movies. The book considers the themes of marriage, equality and desire, as well as individual films and their star couples.
Kathrina Glitre is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at the University of the West of England
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I: Hollywood romantic comedy 1. Genre, cycles and critical traditions Part II: Marriage 2. The same, but different: Marriage, remarriage and screwball comedy 3. Making marriage fun: Myrna Loy and William Powell Part III: Equality 4. A little difference: Equality and the career woman comedy 5. Economy and excess: Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn Part IV: Desire 6. Possess me: Consuming desires in the sex comedy 7. There must be a boy! Doris Day and Rock Hudson Conclusion: The extraordinary couple Appendix: The cycles
Introduction Part I: Hollywood romantic comedy 1. Genre, cycles and critical traditions Part II: Marriage 2. The same, but different: Marriage, remarriage and screwball comedy 3. Making marriage fun: Myrna Loy and William Powell Part III: Equality 4. A little difference: Equality and the career woman comedy 5. Economy and excess: Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn Part IV: Desire 6. Possess me: Consuming desires in the sex comedy 7. There must be a boy! Doris Day and Rock Hudson Conclusion: The extraordinary couple Appendix: The cycles
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