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The Inventory of the Dirk Bogarde Collection #923 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center ,'.'\7\ BOGARDE, DIRK 1921 - (Derek van den Bogaerde) Purchase, February, 1989 #29A I. MANUSCRIPTS Box 1 A. BACKCLOTH; Viking, 1986, (autobiography) 1. Typescript with author's holograph revision, 13lp. (#1) 2. Index, photocopied typescript, 15 p. 3. Illustrations for book by DB: 1 original "Aunt Kitty's Room" Pen and ink with wash. Photocopies of 14 different scenes. Proof copy of 2 on 1 sheet Folder bearing holograph notes (#2) B. GENTLE OCCUPATION, Knopf, 1980, (novel) I. Typescript with author's holograph revisions, 182 p. and lp. holograph notes. {#3) Box 1/2 2. Setting copy, Typescript, some photocopied typescript, with printer's markings, 435 p. (#4,S. Box 2, #1) 3. Suggestions, Photocopy typescript, random pages, 16 p. Box 2 c. "May We Borrow Your Husband," Screenplay, 1986 (adapted by DB from Graham Greene's short story)' 1. Shooting script, mimeograph some holograph corrections, 194 p. (#2,3) 2. Scene Outline, typescript with some holograph corrections, 8-16-85(#4) 3. Additional dialogue for Stephen/Tony, carbon typescript, 2 p. Typescript, 3 p. and 2 duplicates 4. Alternate additional dialogue Stephen/Tony; carbon typescript, 3 p. 5. Letter: DB to the film's director Bob Mahoney. Photocopy TLS, 4-4-86 1 Box 2 6. 1 b/w photograph (8" x 10") of cast including DB, with note about production on verso. D. AN ORDERLY MAN, Knopf, 1983, (autobiography) 1. First draft, typescript with author's holograph revisions, 135 p. (#5) 2. First draft revision, photocopied typescript with holograph corrections, insertions, revisions, notes, captions for photographs, 150 p. (#6) Box 3 3. Photocopied typescript, some holograph corrections, 329 p. and 8 preliminary p. (111,2) 4. Photocopied typescript, with holograph corrections and printer's notations, 329 p. (#3,4) 5. "Lally" or "Great Meadow", fragment typescript with holograph corrections and notes, 33 p., 11-12-81 with an ALS from "Lallie" 12-10-80, supplying background information. (#5) Box 4 E. A POSTILLION STRUCK BY LIGHTNING: A MEMOIR, Chatto & Windus, 1977; Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1977. 1. First draft, typescript and carbon typescript, with author's holograph 11 __ t­ corrections/revisions, 136 p. (#1) - i~ ~;;;, 2. First draft revision, photocopy of first draft, with holograph corrections, new final chapter, and copyediting marks, 95 p. (#2) 3. First draft discarded pages, typescript and holograph, 36 p. Letters from Betts, Sally DB's typist: 3 TLS, 1975~76. (#3) 4. Final draft, typescript with some holograph corrections by publisher and printer's marks, 318 p. Author's notes, carbon typescript, 2 p. Dedication, carbon typescript, 1 p. 2 Box 4, # 4 "Summer, part 1" title page, carbon typescript, 1 p. pages 5, 27, 71, 140, typescript with 2 carbon copies each. (#4,5) 5. Page proofs unbound, some holograph corrections, 266 p., with photos and illustrations by the author (Envelope # 1) Box 5 F. SNAKES & LADDERS; Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1979. (autobiography) 1. First draft, typescript, with holograph corrections, revisions, some carbon typescript insertions, 175 p., October 1976 (#1) 2. First draft, photocopy, some holograph corrections (#2) 3. Second draft, carbon typescript, with holograph corrections, 375 p. (#3,4) Box 5/6 4. Final draft, typescript, with some holograph corrections, 414 p. (Box 5, #5,6) (Box 6, #1) Box 6 5. Discarded pages, corrections, notes, typescript, carbon typescript, holograph and photocopied typescript, 111 p. (#2) 6. Abridged version by Evangeline Banks, typescript and photocopy, 83 p. (#3) 7. French edition, additional material, typescript with DB's autograph, 1 p., 1-31-79. (#4) 8. Layout and design by DB for photographs/graphics in book, holograph notes, photocopy of group photo, 16 items 9. DB's biography, mimeograph 10 p. with holograph notes. 10. 2 folders with holograph notes that originally contained the manuscript. '. 3 Box 6 G. VOICES IN THE GARDEN: Knopf, 1981. (A novel, with working title "Thunder at a Picnic") 1. First draft, typescript with holograph corrections, 139 p. Box 6/7 2. Second draft, photocopy typescript with some holograph corrections, (#6,7, Box 7, #1) Box 7 3. Setting copy, typescript with printer's marks, 301 p. (#2,3) 4. Discarded pages, with holograph and typescript insertions and notes, 19 p. plus the folder which originally housed the first draft with hologr,a~.~ ,~orrections ( #4) ~,.. .a {L, , i¼-~,.-r c.•~'.' >:;,t. ,, ''-'. .::_ f tS1-d r~) :,~uf°f,- Box 8 H. WEST OF SUNSET, Viking, 1984. (Novel) · 1. First draft, typescript with holograph corrections, deletions, 112 p. (#5) - \~OX 1 2. Final draft, typescript with some holograph corrections, 282 p. ( #6, 7) /3cfk -J 3. Misc. corrections, additions, photocopied typescript and carbon typescript, 10 p. with folder in which first draft kept covered with notes (#7) I. SHORT MANUSCRIPTS 1. "At Santa Monica", poem on the death of Robin Fox. Typescript with holograph corrections, a carbon copy, and . ~ t holograph earlier drafts, 7 p. 1!:Ct · 2. "Notes for research on book on Visconti", replies to questions about the Italian director Luchino Visconti, photocopied typescript, typescript, some holograph, 7 p. II. CORRESPONDENCE A-N (#3) 0-Z (#4) Separate files for Bergman (#5), Losey (#6), Mortimer (#7), Visconti (#8)) 4 Box 8 A. Individuals C,Alexandra , Princess of Kent, (The Honorable Mrs . Angus Ogilvy) 2 ALS July 18 , 1979 ; Dec . 1, 1984 Anderson , Robert, TLS , 12- 9- 81 C Asquith, Anthony , ALS, 7- 3-58 C Bergman , Ingrid, ALS 11- 4-70, ALS 3- 5- 71 , ALS 9- 24- 73 , ALS 2-5-75, ALS 12- 1-75, ALS 6-4- 76 , ALS 2- 6- 78 , ALS Easter Sunday 1979 , TLS 1-27- 82 , TLS 6-10- 82 , undated card signed ( #5) C Br atby , John (ar tist) TLS Aug . 1, 1976 . Bogar de , Di r k CTL to Ian Hol m, 6- 26- 65 C Brook , Pe t er, ALS , undated C,. Burstyn, Ellen, ALS , 4- 21- 78 Cochrane, Peter, 2 ALS , 7- 30- 79 , 3- 19- 80 Cavani , Li liana, TLS 4-16-76, TLS undated C. Coope r, Gl adys , TLS 11-1-71 , TLS 10-6- ?? C Coward , Noel, TLS , 1-10- 70 C Cukor , George , 3 TLS , 2- 7- 69 , 5-1-69, 12- 27- 77 2 au t ograph post cards from Hotel Plaza Athenee , Paris, France , 11-7-?? C Dahl, Roald , 2 TLS , 1-9- 81, ALS 7-10-81 , ALS 10-7- 81, TLS 10-22- 81 , ALS 11- 9- 81 C Durrell, Gerald , TLS , 2- 14- 80 C Fassbinder, Rainer Werner , ALS , 6-20- 77 Feuillere, Edwige , ALS , 1- 30- 77 , TLS, 11-21-81, ALS , 7-11-84 5 Box 8 Filson, Andrew , TLS 9-9-63 C Garland, Judy, ALS, undated {!, Gielgud, John, TLS, 6- 22-57, ANS on autographed card, 4-11- 84 , ALS 2-17-88, ALS 8-8-?? , ALS, 11-17-??, ALS, undated. Green , David, ALS, 3- 21-68 0 Guinness, Alec , ALS, 4-19-60 C Hall, Peter, ALS on card, 5- 26-74, TLS , 6-17-74, ALS, 12-28-78 C Kael , Pauline, ALS, 11-2-74, with DB's 12/74 autograph draft of letter to Kael O Lang, Jack, TLS March 4, 1982, re: Nomination Chevalier de l'0rdre des Arts et des Lettres and photocopy of document and 2 letters from DB. C, Lerner, Alan Jay, TLS, 2-7-57 C,; Logan, Josh, ALS, 6- 2-58 C,Losey, Joseph, TI.,S, 8-8-63, 11-2-65, 8-5-67, 4-29-70, 8- 22-71, 12-1-71, 1-10-72, 5- 26- 72, 6-672, 4-2-74, 4-17- 74, 3- 5-75, and DB letter in support of honorary doctorate for JL at University of Wisconsin, 11-17-82 . (#6) Marthesheimer, Peter, ALS, 6- 15-77, TLS, 2-16-78 Mathew , A.E., ALS, 9-15-58, ALS undated, probably 1958, ALS, undated, probably late 1950's. Mercer, David , 11.,S, 5-15-76, ALS 2-22-79 C, Moore, He nry, TLS, 3-15-77 C!-,Morley, Robert , ALS, 8-16-h9 11-20-79 6 Box 8 C Mo r timer , Pene l ope (#7) TLS, 11-29-71, 12- 4-7 1, 1-11-71, 3 - 25-72 , ALS 5-4- 72 , TLS 5 - 23- 72, TLS , 10-30-72, TLS 12-17- 72 , TL S 7- 18 - 74 , 7 - 3 1-74 , 11 - 25-74 , 6-18-7 5 , 10- 3 - 75 , ALS 5 - 8-76, TLS 6 - 25 - 76, TLS 12- 12-76, ALS 4 - 2 -7 9 , 7 ALS undated, 10 TLS undated. Norwich, John J u liu s Cooper, 2nd Vi scount ( # 6), ALS June 11, 1972. Og ilv y , Alexandra : See Al exandra , Princess C Olivie r, Laurence , TLS 9 - 11 - 6 1, To L.0. from DB, CTL , 9 - 25- 61, To DB , TL S 9 - 26- 61, ALS 10- 1 - 61, To 1 . 0 . CTL 10-7- 61, To DB TLS 6 -3-75, ALS undated from St . Thomas ' s C Osborne, John, ALS 4 - 5 - 71, ALS post card 11 - 20- 73 Pint e r, Harold, ALS 2 - 1 7 -67, TLS 5 - 25 - 67 Powell, Dilys, TLS 7 - 14- 78, TLS 6 - 27 - 80 Powe ll, Michae l , TLS 1 1-20- 56 , ALS , undated. ~ Ramplin g , Charlotte, ALS 2 - 20- 80 CJ, Red g rave, Michael , ALS 1 - 3 - 65 Vanessa, TLS 5 - 18-66 C Res na is, Al ain, TLS 4-29-67, TLS 1-5-68, ALS 3 - 13-70, TLS 1 - 19 - ?? Ll scott, Pau l, TLS 7- 4 - 77 CJ--- Snowdon, Anthony, 2 ALS undated, one ALS on post card, undated .
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    www.kingofthepeds.com © P.S. Marshall (2021) Film Noir Database This database has been created by author, P.S. Marshall, who has watched every single one of the movies below. The latest update of the database will be available on my website: www.kingofthepeds.com The following abbreviations are added after the titles and year of some movies: AFN – Alternative/Associated to/Noirish Film Noir BFN – British Film Noir COL – Film Noir in colour FFN – French Film Noir NN – Neo Noir PFN – Polish Film Noir www.kingofthepeds.com © P.S. Marshall (2021) TITLE DIRECTOR Actor 1 Actor 2 Actor 3 Actor 4 13 East Street (1952) AFN ROBERT S. BAKER Patrick Holt, Sandra Dorne Sonia Holm Robert Ayres 13 Rue Madeleine (1947) HENRY HATHAWAY James Cagney Annabella Richard Conte Frank Latimore 36 Hours (1953) BFN MONTGOMERY TULLY Dan Duryea Elsie Albiin Gudrun Ure Eric Pohlmann 5 Against the House (1955) PHIL KARLSON Guy Madison Kim Novak Brian Keith Alvy Moore 5 Steps to Danger (1957) HENRY S. KESLER Ruth Ronan Sterling Hayden Werner Kemperer Richard Gaines 711 Ocean Drive (1950) JOSEPH M. NEWMAN Edmond O'Brien Joanne Dru Otto Kruger Barry Kelley 99 River Street (1953) PHIL KARLSON John Payne Evelyn Keyes Brad Dexter Frank Faylen A Blueprint for Murder (1953) ANDREW L. STONE Joseph Cotten Jean Peters Gary Merrill Catherine McLeod A Bullet for Joey (1955) LEWIS ALLEN Edward G. Robinson George Raft Audrey Totter George Dolenz A Bullet is Waiting (1954) COL JOHN FARROW Rory Calhoun Jean Simmons Stephen McNally Brian Aherne A Cry in the Night (1956) FRANK TUTTLE Edmond O'Brien Brian Donlevy Natalie Wood Raymond Burr A Dangerous Profession (1949) TED TETZLAFF George Raft Ella Raines Pat O'Brien Bill Williams A Double Life (1947) GEORGE CUKOR Ronald Colman Edmond O'Brien Signe Hasso Shelley Winters A Kiss Before Dying (1956) COL GERD OSWALD Robert Wagner Jeffrey Hunter Virginia Leith Joanne Woodward A Lady Without Passport (1950) JOSEPH H.