Spies on British Screens Journal of British Cinema and Television Volume 15, Issue 3
by Crossley, Laura; Barnett, Nicholas; Burton, AlanRent Textbook
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Table of Contents
1. 'Introduction', Nick Barnett, Alan Burton, Laura Crossley;
2. 'Sherlock Holmes and the Nazis: Fifth Columnists and the People's War in Anglo-American Cinema, 1942-3', Christopher Smith;
3. ''Jumping on the Bondwagon': The Spy Cycle in British Cinema in the 1960s', Alan Burton;
4. 'An Absence of Modesty: the Male/Female Dichotomy in Modesty Blaise', Laura Crossley;
5. 'Cold War Spaces: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy in Television and Cinema', Douglas McNaughton;
6. ''The trouble with treachery nowadays': Revisiting the Age of Treason in Philby, Burgess and Maclean and Blunt', Joseph Oldham;
7. '"I do not like moral horror': Spooks and the Ethical Challenge of the Secret Services in Twenty-first Century Britain', Barbara Korte;
8. 'Cold War Nostalgia in The Game', Nick Barnett;
9. 'In Memoriam Peter Hutchings: Hammer and Beyond: Peter Hutchings's Contribution to the Study of Popular British Cinema and Television', Johnny Walker.
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