Category Archives: Site updates

Here are four more brief interviews with Stillman, again found by Eric Burritt: Metropolitan ‘Confessions…’ interview by James Ramsay (2002?) ‘Metropolitan Helmer Hails DVD’ by Jessica Wolf at Home Media Magazine (13 Feb 2006) The Last Days of Disco ‘Fue … Continue reading →

Eric Burritt has been rooting around the web again and come up with some more old articles about Stillman and his films. Some of these have appeared as a result of the New York Times opening up its archive for … Continue reading →

Some more digging from Eric Burritt has turned up some old interviews and film reviews. (Some of the EW.com reviews don’t display properly in Firefox.) Interviews ‘Who He Brouhaha’ about confusion between Stillman and country singer Slim Whitman, by Lois … Continue reading →

First, a brand new article by Stillman at the Wall Street Journal, about director Otto Preminger. Second, some more articles by Stillman written for the Harvard Crimson between 1970 and 1972, in addition to those already linked to credited to … Continue reading →

I assumed we already had links to everything Whit-related but Eric Burritt has turned up a few more things for us, all now added to the appropriate pages on the site. Here’s a summary of what’s new: Literature-Map graph ‘Behind … Continue reading →

Eric Burritt has found more goodies for us, two old interviews with Stillman (one video, one audio) and a brand new article in which Stillman interviews Ethan Hawke: Interview with Elvis Mitchell on US radio station KCRW about The Last … Continue reading →

Regular contributor Eric Burritt has been scouring the internet for more articles by and about Stillman. I’ve added links to them into the appropriate pages, and here’s a summary of all the new stuff. Thanks for all your hard work … Continue reading →

Ever vigilant reader Eric Burritt points out that you can now watch all three of Whit Stillman’s interviews with Charlie Rose on Google Video. I previously noted that you can buy them on DVD and that the 2000 interview was … Continue reading →

Another review of the Metropolitan DVD, by George Pendle, at Frieze.com.