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Who is the Hawksian Woman?

by Sarah Cleary

From Hildy Johnson to Lorelei Lee and Dorothy Shaw, Howard Hawks’ films are often remembered for their spunky leading ladies – but how should we view them in the present day?
A glamorous woman in a sparkly black gown standing in an elegant room, holding a telephone and looking towards the camera. The scene features ornate furnishings and lighting, suggesting an opulent setting.
In Praise Of

Why I love Jane Russell’s performance in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

by Carmen Paddock

Her sharp-tongued turn in Howard Hawks’ 1953 comedy is the perfect foil for Marilyn Monroe’s bimbo act.
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In Praise Of

How His Girl Friday redefined the screwball comedy

by Adam Scovell

Howard Hawks’ 1940 film remains one of Hollywood’s finest and most radical comedies.
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In Praise Of

Why Bringing Up Baby is my favourite classic Hollywood comedy

by Adam Scovell

Howard Hawks’ screwball is one of the first truly great sound comedies.
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Home Ents

Only Angels Have Wings gets a long overdue home release

by Adam Cook

Howard Hawks’ 1939 classic is finally available on Blu-ray courtesy of the Criterion Collection.