[PW] microfilm in movies
Robert
robert.verde at gmail.com
Tue Aug 7 13:12:31 PDT 2007
"Pickup on South Street", starring Richard Widmark as the thief who
steals microfilm from someone's bag. Classic 1950's film noir, early
use of microfilm as plot device.
Robert Verde
On 8/7/07, Douglas Anderson <doug.anderson at cacl.info> wrote:
> Don't know exactly if these will fit your needs, but I have two
> sort-of examples:
>
> In the TV series "Supernatural", Sam Winchester (one of the two leads)
> often spends time at a microfilm/fiche reader, researching the
> particular case they're working on.
>
> A long shot: In the movie "Prelude to a Kiss", Alec Baldwin's
> character works for a publisher who produces microfiche editions of
> science journals, though I don't think you ever actually see anyone
> using the microfiche.
>
> -- Doug A.
>
>
> On 8/7/07, Kump, Cindy <ckump at sf.edu> wrote:
> > I'm looking for examples of movies with a scene of someone using
> > microfilm or microfiche. I found three just through Google but am hoping
> > to find one that more people would be familiar with. The examples I
> > have now are Forever Young, The Forgotten, and A Simple Plan. I'm hoping
> > the collective w0mbat brain will have some good examples.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Cindy
> >
> > Cindy Kump, M.L.S.
> > Public Services/Reference Librarian
> > University of Saint Francis
> >
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