From Stage & Screen: From the Museum of Television and Radio Series; Perspectives on the Collection

by Andrew Sarris

27 pages of images and commentaries on some of the contributions radio and television have made to the history of great performances by the twentieth century's most talented actors.

27 pages, Staple Bound

Published January 1, 1991

About the author

Most famous for his 1962 essay "Notes on the Auteur theory" which popularized this film criticism technique in America. He wrote for the Village Voice criticing films and literature before bringing the Auteur theory from France to America and employing it in analysis of Hitchcock's film Psycho.
He wrote for The New York Observer until 2009 and was a professor at his alma mater, Columbia University where he taught courses on Internationl Film, Hitchcock, and American Cinema.

Trivia: The evil overlord from Galaxy Quest was named after him!