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Preface vii
Part I Classic Hollywood, 1927-1948
1 Establishing Hollywood 3
2 Early Synchronous Sound 23
3 Classic Hollywood Takes Form 43
4 Banner Years 59
5 Red, White, Blue, and Noir 83
6 Postwar Triumphs and Reversals 97
Part II Hollywood in Transition, 1949-1974
7 Postwar Unravelings 115
8 Declining Audiences and Initial Responses 141
9 Hollywood on the Ropes 161
10 Indications of Revival 179
11 Conglomerate Control, Movie Brats, and Creativity 195
Part III New Hollywood, 1975-2009
12 Origins of Hollywood Divided 217
13 Mixed Styles, Mixed Messages 233
14 Hollywood in the 1980s 245
15 New Hollywood Enters the Digital Age 273
16 Hollywood Enters the Twenty-First Century 313
Conclusion 335
Selected Bibliography 339
Index 341
About the Author 349
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