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Calling Dr. Strangelove

The Anatomy and Influence of the Kubrick Masterpiece

by George Case

Type
Studies
Subject
One FilmDr. Strangelove
Keywords
Stanley Kubrick, cinema influence, fears
Publishing date
2014
Publisher
McFarland & Co
Language
English
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Physical desc.
Paperback • 212 pages
6 x 9 inches (15 x 23 cm)
ISBN
978-0-7864-9449-1
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Book Presentation:
Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is one of the most celebrated and significant films ever made. This book traces the movie’s origins as a thriller novel through its evolution into a devastating black comedy, to its ultimate reception as an undisputed cinema classic. A wealth of fresh detail is provided on Dr. Strangelove’s production, its initial reception and its lasting influence. The book also examines the film within the context of the real-life superpower standoff it satirized and evaluates its place alongside director Kubrick’s entire catalog of famous works. Drawn from interviews, biographical research and extensive cultural analysis, this work is an indispensable resource for Kubrick fans, movie buffs and students of Cold War history.

About the Author:
George Case is the author of several books on 20th century popular culture. He lives in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Press Reviews:
Many nuggets of fascinating information"—SRFA Review
"A useful and entertaining tour through the iconic 1964 film directed by Stanley Kubrick. Case explores thoroughly the making of the film, from its initial origins as a pulp novel authored by Peter George, through its legacies in contemporary American culture…valuable connections between the black comedy and the equally absurd reality it parodied…valuable"—Jewish Film & New Media

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