In this video I talk about two actresses who became directors: Ida Lupino and Barbra Streisand. I’ll explore how they became directors as well as the gendered experiences that affected both their leadership styles on-set and the ways in which their work was received.
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Full Films:
Outrage: • O 50
Never Fear: • Never Fear (1950) aka ...
Not Wanted: • Not Wanted (1949) SALL...
The Hitch Hiker: • The Hitch-Hiker (1953)...
Hard, Fast, and Beautiful (the title of this film is ridiculous…obviously she didn’t choose it, Howard Hughes did): • Laços de Sangue (Hard,...
The Bigamist (the first time an actress directed herself in a major US film): • The Bigamist (1953) Id...
Road House (which Ida did not direct, but she’s in it so a good intro if she’s new to you): • Road House (1948) - Id...
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