
Professor @FilmUoS. Researches film stardom, visual culture and classical reception, silent cinema. Also loves sci-fi and cake. Views my own.
Southampton, England
Joined January 2017
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Out now from @PalgraveCultMed: 'Film Stardom and the Ancient Past: Idols, Artefacts and Epics’. Exploring stars and antiquity from Buster Crabbe to Beyoncé! palgrave.com/gb/book/9781137…
Thanks, Sarah! We were delighted to be able to include your wonderful chapter!
This is published today! @IntellectBooks The editors were an absolute dream to work with and I enjoyed every moment of writing this piece! intellectbooks.com/call-me-b…
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Out now! 📚 🍑
Call Me by Your Name is out now in hardback!
This collection, edited by Edward Lamberti & Michael Williams explores how the film speaks powerfully to questions of contemporary sexual identity and romance.
👉ow.ly/SgfA50TGUiS
#CallMeByYourName
About to talk about Herbert Howe and his queer writing and image in fan-magazines. #baftss
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🪄Our next SIAH Public Life explores the worlds of 'Heritage and Harry Potter' with Stephen Manion (formerly @alnwickcastle, now Executive Director @Go_Southampton) in conversation with Kevin Brazil, @JoSofaer & @MTWSoton
Thursday 25th April, 4pm, online
HeritageAndHP.eventbrite.co.…
A book trailer for the wonderful ‘Classical Reception: New Challenges in a Changing World’ collection I was delighted to contribute to: youtu.be/oqQbr6pzna4?feature… 📽️🏦⭐️
A chapter I wrote on the marketing and reception of stars in ‘The Sign of the Cross’ (1932) and ‘Cleopatra’ (1934)' for a collection edited by Konstantinos Nikoloutsos: 'Celluloid Battles: Big Screen Ancient Greek and Roman Warfare'. It was fun to write! link.growkudos.com/1nigjnww8…
I’m sad not to be able to be at the ‘Noël Coward: Past, Present and Future’ conference in person to give my paper on Coward and Ivor Novello and hear all the other fascinating papers. Hope everyone enjoys what looks set to be a wonderful event! birmingham.ac.uk/schools/eda…
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Last rally to say we have HAD ENOUGH ✊🪧 #ucustrike #ucuRISING
Really enjoyed introducing ‘The Lodger’ at @TurnerSims last night for @SotonFilmWeek. Great to see a large audience enjoying silent film brought to life by brilliant live music. (And any excuse to see Ivor Novello on the big screen..)
Replying to @SotonFilmWeek
And last but by no means least, Alfred Hitchcock's first thriller The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog will be screening at @TurnerSims with live accompaniment from a trio of musicians from @YorkshireSilent Film Festival! 8:00pm tonight!
southamptonfilmweek.com/even…
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Today is IDAHOBIT - International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia & Transphobia 🌈 🏳️⚧️ 💜
We raised our rainbow flag on campus to raise awareness of the discrimination LGBTQIA+ community experience and to show our support for inclusivity.
#IDAHOBIT
Raising the flag for Transgender Day of Visibility this morning at Highfield Campus @unisouthampton @UoSLGBT
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You can now register for: The ‘little apparatus’: 100 years of 9.5mm film (16, 17, 18 June 2022 | ONLINE) For full list of speakers and to book: tinyurl.com/yc5t64v5 #conference #9.5mm #100yearsof9.5 #booknow
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Second in the series of Dirk Bogarde blogs by @BFI curators, drawing on collections at #BFINationalArchive. A fantastic insight into the actor's relationship with his scripts by my colleague Carolyne Bevan. bfi.org.uk/features/between-…
That’s really kind of you to say, Jade, and we all loved having you here, too! Can’t believe it’s 7 years! 🎥 ⭐️
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Alas, no wind today, but we are still flying the Trans Pride flag 🏳️⚧️ for #TransAwarenessWeek here at the @unisouthampton Highfield Campus.
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Big congratulations to @FilmUoS colleague @malcolmcook76 and all his collaborators! We can’t recommend this book warmly enough!
Thrilled to hear the news that our Animation and Advertising collection has received a commendation in @anistudies McLaren-Lambart award for Best Book on Animation! Thanks to all our contributors, and congratulations to winner Donna Kornhaber, and fellow runner-up M Javad Khajavi





















