Raoul Walsh

The reviews that Marilyn Ann Moss quotes in "Raoul Walsh" reveal a positive critical consensus.

We Shall Not See His Like Again Richard Schickel 2011

Officially speaking, Raoul Walsh was Hollywood's forgotten man.

We Shall Not See His Like Again Richard Schickel 2011

The one-eyed have no depth perception, though André de Toth, director of one the first 3D movies, the 1953 House of Wax, was monocular, and he wasn't the only one-eyed director; Samuel Fuller, Nicholas Ray, Raoul Walsh and John Ford all sported eyepatches at one time or another – all of them pace the screamingly camp Johnny Guitar the sort of heavy-drinking he-men you don't often see coming out of film schools these days.

Anne Billson – Cutter's Way and the great tradition of the film eyepatch 2011

The one-eyed have no depth perception, though André de Toth, director of one the first 3D movies, the 1953 House of Wax, was monocular, and he wasn't the only one-eyed director; Samuel Fuller, Nicholas Ray, Raoul Walsh and John Ford all sported eyepatches at one time or another – all of them pace the screamingly camp Johnny Guitar the sort of heavy-drinking he-men you don't often see coming out of film schools these days.

Anne Billson – Cutter's Way and the great tradition of the film eyepatch 2011

DVD FOCUS 'They Drive by Night' 1940 Raoul Walsh's film is really two films uncomfortably combined, as everyone has noted since its release seven decades ago.

'Drive': A Rolls of an Action Film Noir Joe Morgenstern 2011

Humphrey Bogart hit his stride as a weary gangster yearning to live decently after one last heist in Raoul Walsh's wrenching "High Sierra" 1941.

Filmmakers Who Try, Try Again Kristin M. Jones 2011

Erik Flatmo's Art Deco sets are glitteringly tawdry, Alex Jaeger's costumes are as authentic as a Stutz Bearcat, and Austin Forbord has covered the scene changes with a smart series of film sequences including well-chosen clips from "The Jazz Singer" and Raoul Walsh's "Going Hollywood" that greatly enhance the show's festive air.

All Talking! All Laughing! Terry Teachout 2012

Today's Adventure: On the set of The Revolt of Mamie Stover, Jane Russell listens as Raoul Walsh explains emotional dynamism and its function within his mise en scene 1956

Archive 2009-02-01 2009

In the story, the two begin as employees of D.W. Griffith and then cross paths with the likes of John Ford, John Wayne, Raoul Walsh, Bette Davis and Billy Wilder as they become powers in the movie industry themselves.

Archive 2009-03-01 Reel Fanatic 2009

Not long before, he had remarked to Raoul Walsh, "There's nothing as humiliating as being a has-been."

The Silent Superstar Gottlieb, Robert 2009