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Principal Sources Consulted Principal Sources Consulted Archival Harold Pinter Archive, British Library. Add. Ms 88880 (see British Library website: www.bl.uk). Printed Baker, William, Harold Pinter (London: Continuum, 2008). Baker, William and John C. Ross, Harold Pinter: A Bibliographical History (London: British Library and New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2005). Baker, William and Stephen Ely Tabachnick, Harold Pinter (Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1973). Bakewell, Joan, The Centre of the Bed (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 2003). Billington, Michael, Harold Pinter, rev. edn (London: Faber, 2007). —— ‘Pinter, Harold (1930–2008)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, Jan 2012, www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/100647. Codron, Michael and Alan Strachan, Putting It On: The West End Theatre of Michael Codron (London: Duckworth Overlook, 2010). Coleman, Terry, Olivier (London: Bloomsbury, 2005). Esslin, Martin, Pinter the Playwright (London: Methuen, 1982). Fay, Stephen, Power Play: The Life and Times of Peter Hall (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1995). Fraser, Antonia, Must You Go?: My Life with Harold Pinter (London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2010). Gale, Steven H. (ed.), The Films of Harold Pinter (Albany: State University of New York Press, 2001). —— Sharp Cut: Harold Pinter’s Screenplays and the Artistic Process (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2003). Gale, Steven H. and Christopher Hudgins, ‘The Harold Pinter Archives II: A Des- cription of the Filmscript Materials in the Archive in the British Library’, The Pinter Review: Annual Essays 1995 and 1996, ed. Francis Gillen and Steven H. Gale (University of Tampa Press, 1997), 101–42. Gillen, Francis and Steven H. Gale (eds), The Pinter Review: Annual Essays (University of Tampa Press, 1987–2011). Gray, Simon, An Unnatural Pursuit and Other Pieces (London: Faber, 1985). —— The Smoking Diaries (London: Granta Books, 2004). —— The Year of the Jouncer (London: Granta Books, 2006). —— The Last Cigarette: Smoking Diaries Volume 3 (London: Granta Books, 2008). —— Coda (London: Granta Books, 2008). Gussow, Mel, Conversations with Pinter (London: Nick Hern Books, 1994). Hall, Peter, Peter Hall’s Diaries: The Story of a Dramatic Battle, ed. John Goodwin (New York: Harper & Row, 1984). Hudgins, Christopher C., ‘Three Unpublished Harold Pinter Filmscripts: The Hand maid’s Tale, The Remains of the Day, Lolita’, in The Pinter Review: Nobel Prize/ 325 326 Principal Sources Consulted Europe Theatre Prize Volume: 2005–2008, ed. Francis Gillen with Steven H. Gale (University of Tampa Press, 2008), 132–9. Macaulay, Alastair, Article on Ashes to Ashes, The Financial Times (29 June 2001): cited on www.haroldpinter.org. Marks, Louis, ‘Producing The Trial: A Personal Memoir’, in Gale (ed.), Films, 109–21. Merritt, Susan Hollis, ‘The Harold Pinter Archive in the British Library’, in The Pinter Review: Annual Essays 1994, ed. Francis Gillen and Steven H. Gale (University of Tampa Press, 1994), 14–53. Page, Malcolm, File on Pinter (London: Methuen, 1993). Thompson, David T., Pinter: The Player’s Playwright (London: Macmillan, 1985). Watkins, G.L. (ed.), ‘Fortune’s Fool’: The Man Who Taught Harold Pinter: A Life of Joe Brearley (Aylesbury: TwigBooks, 2008). Woolf, Henry, ‘My 60 Years in Harold’s Gang’, Guardian, 12 July 2007, G2, 23–5. Websites www.haroldpinter.org Index of Works by Harold Pinter Audio-visual materials ‘Wednesday Magazine’, 12, 14 Pinter People, 35 ‘The Actor’, CBS Television Special, 28 ‘Without Walls: Celebration of Director: film: Simon Gray, Butley, 40–3, Sir Donald Wolfit’, 211 45–51, 53, 55–6, 58, 63, 66, 75 Harold Pinter with Benedict Fiction Nightingale, 120, 144 Interviewed: ‘The Black and White’, 6 about The Birthday Party, 9, 14 ‘The Coast’, 67 about The Caretaker, 12 The Dwarfs, 5, 183, 187 about The Servant, 16 ‘The Examination’, 6, 9 Interviewee: The Homecoming, 15 ‘Admit Me, Chorus, to this History’, ‘Kullus’, 4, 28 131 ‘Lola’, 72 ‘Gielgud: Scenes from Nine Decades’, ‘Problem’, 68, 73 211 ‘Short Story’, 222 South Bank Show, 81, 109, 110, 111, ‘Tea Party’, 17, 28 245–7 ‘Voices in the Tunnel’, 268 with John Kershaw, 117 with John Tusa, 144 with Melvyn Bragg, 80–1, 111, 245 Interviews, printed in (Pinter and Robert Shaw) with newspapers or magazines Michael Billington, 25 with Sir Jeremy Isaacs, 233 (Full titles taken from BR) ‘Oh Superman’ television talk, for ‘Accident’ [with John Russell Taylor], 22 Opinions series, 175, 180 ‘The Art of Drama. Dean Quigley Participant in: Interviews Playwright Harold Counterblast, 25–1 Pinter’, 231 discussion on playwrights, 13, 29, ‘The Art of the Theatre III: Harold 32–3 Pinter: An Interview’ discussion, within Contrasts (L.M. Bensky), 23 programme, 28 ‘The Arts: Life in the Old Dog Yet’ episode in ‘London Stage’, 223 (D. Sexton), 218 episodes The South Bank Show: ‘Beatrix Potter and Mr Pinter’ (Sydney ‘Graham Greene, 1904–1991’, 187 Edwards), 51 ‘Michael Redgrave: His Father’, 237 ‘Bombing Shames Britain, Pinter Tells ‘Nicaragua: Poets as Politicians’, 163 Protesters’ (A. Gillan), 251 Late Night Line-Up, 15, 29, 32, 33, 222 ‘Breaking the Silence’ (S. Summers), Line Up Review programme, 21 158 Omnibus programme, 167–8, 211 ‘Caretaker’s, Caretaker’, 14 Poets Against the Bomb, 103 ‘A Conscientious Objector’ Tonight programme (S. Summers), 168 ‘Two Dogs and Freedom: A Concert for ‘A Conversation [Pause] with Harold the Children of South Africa’, 170 Pinter’ (with M. Gussow), 45 327 328 Index of Works by Harold Pinter ‘The Evil that Men Do ...’ Interview with Harold Pinter, 15 (M. Billington), 266 ‘An Interview with Harold Pinter’ ‘Fascinated by Unsatisfactory People’ (W. Packard), 26 (P. Lewis), 14 ‘An Interview with Harold Pinter’ ‘Filming The Caretaker’ (K. Cavander), 16 (E. Sakellaridou), 257 ‘Five Desperate Years of Harold Pinter’ ‘Interviews without the Vampire’ (B. Norman), 18 (M. Lawson), 221 ‘Free Milosevic, Says Pinter’ (F. Gibbons), ‘The Jewish Quarterly Interview: 267 The 22 from Hackney to Chelsea’ ‘From “Caretaker” to “Servant”’ (B. Davis), 190 (L. Langley), 17 ‘Just a Simple Little Love Story’ ‘Funny, but Pinter and Cooney are (J. Emery), 84 Very Similar’ (M. Owen), 222 ‘London to Broadway: How a Culture ‘Genius – A Change in Direction’ Shapes a Show’ (M. Gussow), 96 (L. Langley), 51 ‘The Man on the Stairs’ (P. Marber), 261 ‘Genius Revived – Profile: Harold Pinter’ ‘Mr Harold Pinter: Avant-Garde (J. Gross), 200 Playwright and Intimate Revue’, ‘Growth of an Angry Playwright’, 168 10 ‘The Guardian Profile: Harold Pinter: ‘My Sadness Over Son ...’ (G. Greig), 289 Under the Volcano’ (S. Moss), 253 ‘A Mystery: Pinter on Pinter’ (J. Crist), ‘Harold and his Lady and a Great Erotic 29 Experience’ (Michael Owen), 109 ‘Myths in No Man’s Land’ ‘Harold Pinter’ (C. Marowitz), 26 (M. Billington), 200 ‘Harold Pinter and Cardinal Hume Lead ‘The New Light that Burns Within Assault on Plans for War in the Harold Pinter’ (B. Appleyard), 131 Gulf’, 241 ‘The NS Interview: Harold Pinter’ ‘Harold Pinter: Caretaker of Britain’s (M. Riddell), 254 New Theatre’ (A. Schifres), 23 ‘The Observer Profile’ (J. Rayne), 251 ‘Harold Pinter: Interview Donée au ‘Old Times’ (R. Harwood), 279 Monde du 15 octobre 1997’, 239 ‘On Cancer, War and Cricket’ (R. Koval), ‘Harold Pinter Replies’ (H. Thompson), 275 66 ‘The Oval, 25 August 1990’ ‘Harold Pinter Talks to Michael Dean’, (B. Johnston), 182 30 ‘Pause for Thought’ (K. Saunders), 221 ‘Harold Pinter: The Man in the Ironic ‘People Are Talking About …’, 14 Mask’ (H. Kissell), 121 ‘A Pint with Pinter Helps to Dispel the ‘Harold Pinter: The Progressive Mystery’ (P. Purser), 12 Interview’ (A. Cusac), 264 ‘Mr Pinter Accuses Signor Visconti of ‘Harold’s New Baby’ (C. Armitstead), Staging “Fiasco”’ (P. Nichols), 51 202 ‘Pinter Among the Poets’ ‘HP Source’ (S. Grant), 266 (A. Graham-Yooll), 163 ‘I am a Jew Who Writes’, 10 ‘Pinter Between the Lines’, 14 ‘I’m not a Theorist – I Follow my Nose’ ‘Pinter Emerges from the “Dark Dream” (M. Billington), 276 of Cancer’ (H. Davies), 275 ‘In an Empty Bandstand – Harold ‘Pinter in a Rage Over Play’s Fate’ Pinter in Conservation with Joan (S. Quinn), 251 Bakewell’, 33 ‘Pinter: My Plays, my Polemics, my Pad’, ‘In Conversation’ (M. Billington), 231 (S. Grant), 206 [Interview relating to The Homecoming], ‘Pinter: My Split with Hall’ (M. Owen), 184 126 Index of Works by Harold Pinter 329 ‘Pinter on Pinter’ (M. Gross), 51 ‘Walking into a Dark Room’ (F. O’Toole), ‘Pinter on Pinter: The Lincoln Center 211 Interviews’ (M. Gussow), 267 ‘Why He Doesn’t Write More’ ‘Pinter on Woolf and Friendship’ (P. Bosworth), 29 (F. Moher), 259 With Mel Gussow, 267 ‘Pinter’s Passions’ (S. Schiff), 183 ‘Writing for the Theatre’ (G. Woolford), ‘Pinter’s Plays Following Him Out of 10 Enigma and into Politics’ ‘Writing Gets Less Easy for Pinter’ (M. Gussow), 169 (‘Pendennis’), 99 ‘Pinter’s Taxi to No Man’s Land’ ‘Writing Politics and Ashes to Ashes’ (M. Owen), 61 (M. Aragay, R. Simó), 232 ‘Pinter to Attack Nato’s Bandits ‘You Talkin’ to Me?’ (G. Greig), 290 (R. Brooks), 250 ‘Pinteresque Pinter’ (L. Van Gelder), 174 ‘Pinterview’, 14 Miscellaneous: minor pieces, ‘The Playwright’s Other Pursuit’ collaborative writings, (M. Gussow), 255 editing, etc. ‘Polly Toynbee Profiles Playwright Harold Pinter’, 183 ‘America’s $17bn Debt to Nicaragua’ ‘Precise Words of Pinter’ (J. Barber), 99 [joint statement], 189 ‘Prosecute Blair and Clinton, Urges ‘Amnesty International. Page of Pinter’ (M. Tempest), 267 protests against the execution of ‘Public Discussion’ (M. Billington), 206 Ken-Saro-Wira ...’ [signatory], 223 ‘Radical Departures: Harold Talks to ‘Atheists Want Voice on Today’ Anna Ford’, 168 [joint letter], 275 ‘A Rare Interview with Harold Pinter’, 95 Authors Take Sides on Vietnam ‘Rebel Without a Pause’ (V. Grove), 241 [contribution], 28 ‘Réponses sur The Servant’, 17 ‘British Friends of Peace Now’ ‘Reunion: Harold Pinter Visually [joint letter], 239 Speaking’ (M. Ciment), 172 Catch, The (A. Wilkinson), 240 ‘Take Three on the Go-Between’ Celebrities Choice, 20 (R.
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