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This collection contains the original screenplay for the 1970 film A Walk in the Spring Rain, directed by Guy Green. The film was apapted from Rachel Maddux's 1966 novel of the same name by screenwriter Stirling Silliphant and starred actors Anthony Quinn and Ingrid Bergman. The film was shot on location in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

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This collection contains approximately 500 photos and clippings pertaining to silent film star Alice Joyce.

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This collection consists of a single screenplay for the 1974 television film All the Kind Strangers. The screenplay is dated May 1969 and is a first draft of the script.

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This collection consists of the 162-page original screenplay for the 1994 motion picture Pulp Fiction, written by Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary. The title page is autographed by Tarantino, who also directed the film. The screenplay is dated May 1993 and includes a signifier that it was the final draft.

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This collection houses scripts, movie stills, photographs, awards, scrapbooks, and other materials documenting the life and work of motion picture director Clarence Brown. Of particular interest are the scripts and photographs showing the numerous films that Brown directed during his career.

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The Daphne Townsend Movie and Music Collection, ca. 1945-1960, contains headshots and stills of many movie and music stars. Included in the collection are photographs of such stars as Doris Day, Jimmy Dorsey, Danny Kaye, Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, and Angela Lansbury.

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This collection features six color photographs from the 1975 film, Framed.

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This collection consists of press material from three films with screenplays written by James Agee. The material includes pressbooks, a short comic, and posters used for advertising and represent three movie projects associated with Agee: The African Queen; "The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky"; and The Night of the Hunter.

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This collection houses a reel-to-reel audiotape of James Agee's The Quiet One. The documentary film, for which Agee wrote commentary, was released in 1948.

Abstract This collection houses set designs, photographs, negatives, and other materials documenting James J. Moran's career in film and theatre. The majority of the items show his work at the University of Tennessee, including his participation in such plays as Lilliom, Ring of the Nibelung, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Our Country's Good. Other materials document his work on such projects as Warner Brothers'...

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This collection consists of the original screenplay and set photographs for the 1952 film "Mr. Congressman," which later became known as Washington Story.

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This collection features two screenplays based on Frances Hodgson Burnett's well-known stories, The Little Princess and The Secret Garden.

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This collections includes one original screenplay for Weekend with Father and several photographs featuring Patricia Neal in her films The Fountainhead, The Breaking Point, La tue donna, and A Face in the Crowd.

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Collection contains two hardbound screenplays owned by actress Patricia Neal, one of The Fountainhead and one of Mr. Congressman/Washington Story. Bound in throughout each screenplay are studio still photographs from the films, most including Neal.

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This collection contains a single typed manuscript that contains a brief synopsis from 1979 written by Samuel M. Raimi entitled, "Book of the Dead." This text would become the basis for his 1981 film, "The Evil Dead."

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A screenplay of Andrew Johnson: The Man on America’s Conscience, later Tennessee Johnson from 1942.

Abstract This collection contains the original screenplay for the 1948 film Tap Roots, directed by George Marshall and starring actors Van Heflin, Susan Hayward, Boris Karloff, Julie London, and Whitfield Connor. The film is adapted from James H. Street's 1942 novel of the same name by screenwriters Alan LeMay and Lionel Wiggam. The film is set in Mississippi, and shot on location in the rural area near Gatlinburg, Tennessee and in the Great Smoky Mountains region of...

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The official 1951 British pressbook for the movie The African Queen, this pressbook contains blurbs about the actors, pre-written press stories and advance reviews, advance proofs, and publicity displays like posters, banners, and life-size cut-outs from the British Lion Film Corporation.

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This collection contains a black-and-white movie still from The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky, a segment in the 1952 movie Face to Face.

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The collection consists of one pressbook for the critically-lauded 1951 science-fiction film classic, The Day the Earth Stood Still.