A Little Solitaire: John Frankenheimer and American Film

Acknowledgments

ix ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The editors are deeply grateful to a number of individuals whose generous assistance and warm encouragement were invaluable help in the making of this book. We would like to thank Ned Comstock of the Cinema-Television Library (University of Southern California), Richard Dysart (Beverly Hills), Evans Frankenheimer (Beverly Hills), Christa Fuller (Beverly Hills), Kathryn Jacobi (Beverly Hills), Pamela Marvin (Beverly Hills), Chris Mason (Beverly Hills), Andrew McCarthy (Los Angeles), Jerry Mosher (Long Beach), Carl Nowotny (Toronto), Ronan O’Casey (Los Angeles), Jenny Romero of the Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Beverly Hills), Rory Sinclair (Toronto), Carol Tavris (Los Angeles), Faye Thompson of the Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Beverly Hills), Matt Thompson (Toronto), Jennifer Toews of the Thomas Fisher Rare Books Library (University of Toronto), and Evan Williams (Toronto). Without the generous support of our families, this book wouldn’t have been possible. Our heartfelt thanks to Carla and Camden Palmer, Nellie Perret, and Ariel Pomerance for their encouragement and guidance. Our gracious and inspiring editorial team at Rutgers University Press has contributed a boundless and always delightful fountain of energy. We are particularly grateful to Leslie Mitchner, Marilyn Campbell, Ann Weinstock, and Eric Schramm. A Little Solitaire The journey is from nowhere to nowhere. It suits me. The Horsemen ...