Hollywood and the invention of England : projecting the English past in American cinema, 1930-2017

Af indholdet: S. 22-28: Properly English and properly Dickensian: David Copperfiels. - S. 28-33: The best possible literature: A midsummer night's dream. - S. 33-40: Literature at war: Wuthering heights and Pride and predudice. - S. 45-50: Ruling and protecting these countless millions: The lives of a Bengal lancer. - S. 50-56: One of the most distinguished events in history: The charge of the light brigade. - S. 56-62: Delightfully evil in the fascist sense: Gunda Din. - S. 72-79: A nation divided: Ivanhoe. - S. 79-92: Under banners unknown: Knights of the round table. - S. 98-108: A show on film: Around the world in 80 days. - S. 108-118: The magic of distant places: Lawrence of Arabia. - S. 122-128: A living pasr: Tom Jones and The charge of the light brigade. - S. 128-134: Intimate spectacle: Becket and Anne of the thousand days. - S. 134-142: Manhattan transfer: My fair lady and Camelot. - S. 157-15́64: An emotional event: the rise of Miramax.