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For my paper on Brecht's influence on Laughton

My sources so far are Willett's _Brecht on Theatre_, Callow's Laughton
biography (when it comes in at the library), Davis Grubb's novel, a
production of Laughton's _Galileo_ translation directed by Brad Wright
(http://theatre.uindy.edu/productions_1999-2000.htm#Galileo), and the
script, plus reviews of the film and the local prodcution of the play.
Are there any other recommended sources.  There doesn't seem to be all
that much written about the film, despite its popularity among academics.

Scott

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Scott Andrew Hutchins
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