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Why Be Good? Sexuality & Censorship in Early Cinema



Directed by

Elaina Archer    

  

Writing credits

Elaina Archer   writer

Scott Eyman   writer



Trace the fascinating history of sex and sin in early cinema through rare archival footage and revealing interviews with Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, Louise Brooks and many others. Narrated by Diane Lane (Unfaithful, The Perfect Storm), Why Be Good? Sexuality & Censorship in Early Cinema also features Douglas Fairbanks, Rudolph Valentino, Clara Bow, Marlene Dietrich and Barbra Stanwyck in its exploration of the battle between artist and censor, uncovering details of some of the scandals that led to the morality crackdown known as the notorious Production Code of 1935. A celebration of the pioneers who helped film flourish, Why Be Good? is required viewing for anyone who loves movies.



Cast

Diane Lane ...  Herself / Narrator

Chris Basinger ...  Himself

Jeanine Basinger ...  Herself

Cari Beauchamp ...  Herself

Leatrice Joy Gilbert ...  Herself (as Leatrice Gilbert Fountain)

A.C. Lyles ...  Himself

Bob Mitchell ...  Himself

Barry Paris ...  Himself

Maria Riva ...  Herself

Michael Schlesinger ...  Himself

Budd Schulberg ...  Himself

Kevin Thomas ...  Himself

Mark Viera ...  Himself

Marc Wanamaker ...  Himself

William Wellman Jr. ...  Himself

Michael Westmore ...  Himself

Holly Madison ...  Model: Special Shoot (as Holly Jean Madison)

Betsy Moore ...  Silent Movie Theatre Actor

Paul Tucci ...  Silent Movie Theatre Actor

Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle ...  Himself (archive footage)

Clara Bow ...  Herself (archive footage)

Louise Brooks ...  Herself (archive footage)

Charles Chaplin ...  Himself (archive footage)

Joan Crawford ...  Herself (archive footage)

Bette Davis ...  Herself (archive footage)

Cecil B. DeMille ...  Himself (archive footage)

Richard de Mille ...  Himself

Marlene Dietrich ...  Herself (archive footage)

Douglas Fairbanks ...  Himself (archive footage)

Greta Garbo ...  Herself (archive footage)

John Gilbert ...  Himself (archive footage)

D.W. Griffith ...  Himself (archive footage)

Jean Harlow ...  Herself (archive footage)

Will H. Hays ...  Himself (archive footage)

William Randolph Hearst ...  Himself (archive footage)

Mary Miles Minter ...  Herself (archive footage)

Colleen Moore ...  Herself (archive footage)

Pola Negri ...  Herself (archive footage)

Mary Pickford ...  Herself (archive footage) (voice)

Theodore Roosevelt ...  Himself (archive footage)

Barbara Stanwyck ...  Herself (archive footage)

Gloria Swanson ...  Herself (archive footage) (voice)

Rudolph Valentino ...  Himself (archive footage)

Mae West ...  Herself (archive footage)

Woodrow Wilson ...  Himself (archive footage)



Produced by

Elaina Archer ....  producer  

Jason Burns ....  co-executive producer  

Todd Friedrichsen ....  producer  

Hugh M. Hefner ....  executive producer  

Barbara Lockridge ....  associate producer (as Barbara Lochridge)

Marvin Paige ....  associate producer  

Richard Rosenzweig ....  co-executive producer  

Kathryn Rzasa ....  supervising producer  

John Sinner ....  associate producer  

Michael Yakaitis ....  co-producer (as Michael Peter Yakaltis)

  

Original Music by

Maria Newman    

  

Cinematography by

Todd Friedrichsen   (director of photography)  

  

Film Editing by

Elaina Archer    

Todd Friedrichsen    

  

Makeup Department

Haydee Serrano ....  hair stylist: special shoot  

Haydee Serrano ....  makeup artist: special shoot  

  

Art Department

Luana Osling ....  graphic artist  

  

Sound Department

Todd Friedrichsen ....  sound mixer  

Jeff Levy ....  sound engineer  

Patrick Nevins ....  sound  

  

Camera and Electrical Department

Craig Friedrichsen ....  grip: special shoot  

Patrick Nevins ....  grip  

Patrick Nevins ....  grip: special shoot  

Bill Sheehy ....  director of photography: special shoot  

  

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Kristen Kirst ....  stylist: special shoot  

  

Editorial Department

Sarah Weiss ....  assistant editor  

  

Music Department

Jim Bedoian ....  provider: original stock music, Take Two Records  

Alan Boyd ....  music arranger: title song  

Alan Boyd ....  music producer: title song  

Alan Boyd ....  music recordist: title song  

Alan Boyd ....  musician: singer and various instruments  

Mark Fletcher ....  musician: guitar and ukelele  

Probyn Gregory ....  musician: trumpet and ukelele  

Scott Hosfeld ....  conductor  

Irene Liberatore ....  musician: singer  

  

Other crew

John Cailotto ....  representative: Playboy mansion, special shoot  

Rusty Colby ....  on-line and technical support  

Elizabeth Kanski ....  representative: Playboy Enterprises and Alta Loma Entertainment  

Jeremy Kenik ....  representative: Playboy Enterprises and Alta Loma Entertainment  

John Luther ....  representative: Playboy Mansion, special shoot  

Norma Maister ....  representative: Playboy Enterprises and Alta Loma Entertainment  

Denise Morse ....  researcher  

Joyce Nizzari ....  representative: Playboy Enterprises and Alta Loma Entertainment  

Mary O'Connor ....  representative: Playboy Enterprises and Alta Loma Entertainment  

Brian Olea ....  representative: Playboy mansion, special shoot  

John Sinner ....  transcriptions  

Tom Toth ....  researcher  

George Wagner ....  staff: Vidiots  

Marc Wanamaker ....  staff: Vidiots  

Robert Wasserman ....  staff: Vidiots  

Sarah Weiss ....  staff: Vidiots  

Ken Winokur ....  staff: Vidiots  

Joseph M. Yranski ....  staff: Vidiots  

  

Thanks

Jim Bedoian ....  special thanks  

Alan Boyd ....  special thanks  

Kevin Brownlow ....  special thanks  

Holly Madison ....  special thanks (as Holly Jean Madison)

  

  4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Ever On This Subject!, December 8, 2008

By  DD (Los Angeles, CA United States)  



This film is incredibly thorough! The documentary takes the viewer through the naughty years of pre-censorship Hollywood. There are countless rare film clips and even more rare photos, of Mae West, Clara Bow, Louise Brooks, Jean Harlow and many more that we all love, including Valentino and Dietrich. There are interview clips that are priceless! It would take an extraordinary amount of money and time to ever gather all of these wonfderful clips on our own (and near impossible to get hold of the rare vintage photos shown onscreen) and so this DVD is highly recommended.  



  1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Great clips from silents and early talkies but..., March 20, 2009

By  C (Maine)



The one thing that drags this documentary down is the use of a modern actress/dancer in really fake looking flapper dresses and wigs during the opening and closing credits. (Seriously, her outfits look as if they had been purchased at a discount Halloween shop) You also see her, at times, throughout the film. It kinda takes away from the beautiful archival clips.

Otherwise this is a well done documentary about women in Hollywood, the Hays Code, and morality in film.  



   5.0 out of 5 stars WHY BE GOOD?, April 15, 2009

By  Jfw (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews



Just great. Not as shocking as I thought it would be, but then this is 2009 and one sees more shocking scenes on TV and the street that are more shocking. I do, however, think this DVD should be in your DVD Collection and I am pleased that I own a copy.  


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