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Steve Neale is Professor of Film Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, author of Genre and Hollywood (2000), and coeditor of Contemporary Hollywood Cinema (1998).
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A collection of essays that look in detail at some of the principal genres, cycles and trends in Hollywood's output during the last two decades pf the 20th century. The collection focuses on animated feature films, biopics, comedies, Shakespeare adaptations, and female-oriented dramas.
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Steve Neale is Professor of Film Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, author of Genre and Hollywood (2000), and coeditor of Contemporary Hollywood Cinema (1998).
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