Updated when anything new is added to the site.
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 J.W. Stillman.
Third, some interviews with Chris Eigeman that touch on Stillman’s films:
Actor Chris Eigeman interviewed on [...]
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 the Bathroom Door: Twelve March Novels’, book reviews by Stillman in Harper’s, visible to subscribers only (Apr [...]
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 Days of Disco, audio available (29 May 1998) Stillman talks on video for the BBC, looking back [...]
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 Eric!
About Whit Stillman
Film Reference page
Articles by Whit Stillman
List of articles written by Whit Stillman for [...]
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 on Google Video.
So, for completeness, here are links to separate pages for each of the [...]
I’ve been meaning to expand my single page Whit Stillman site into something more substantial and it seemed wise to do it before any prospective new film gets underway. So here we are!
All the contents of the old page have been transferred here – the main, constant content can be accessed via the links on [...]
Another review of the Metropolitan DVD, by George Pendle, at Frieze.com.
Two more reviews of the Metropolitan DVD: * ‘Metropolitan’ by Dan Heaton at Digitally Obsessed and ‘Where Are You, Whit? Criterion Does Metropolitan’ by Michael Calderone at the New York Observer.
More reviews from a couple of months ago of Metropolitan, pointed out by Keith Cochran: DVD Savant, DVD Journal and Time Out New York.
Another review of the Metropolitan DVD, with plenty of technical details: ‘Metropolitan (Criterion Collection)’ by Noel Megahey at DVD Times.