Giants such as Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, Paul Robeson, Arthur Miller and Joseph Losey were among the hundreds denied work.

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Though sticking closely to the plot of the original, Losey turns the story into pungent Americana through his attention to alluringly grubby Los Angeles locations.

NEWYORKER: M

From the start of this bitter 1951 film noir, directed by Joseph Losey, the forces of order are as much a menace as a comfort.

NEWYORKER: The Prowler

Any negative effects therefore need to be balanced against these benefits, says Assistant Professor of Entomology John Losey, the lead researcher on the Nature paper.

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The victims include a Joseph Losey-like director (played with amusing snap by Martin Scorsese) and a Dorothy Comingore-like actress (Patricia Wettig, in a stupefying histrionic exhibition).

NEWYORKER: Guilty by Suspicion

By way of starkly shifting visual perspectives and chilly, hands-off compositions, Losey calmly observes the destructive mechanisms of desire and despair, which mesh like gears when these two frustrated souls meet.

NEWYORKER: The Prowler

Expert analysts such as Ralph Losey (see below), Craig Ball, Chris Dale, Sharon Nelson and John Simek, Maura Grossman and Professor Gordon Cormack, as well as dozens of other industry household names, have also contributed.

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Matthew Bracken and Andrew Bellamah each had one stolen base, Jake Ransbottom, Griffin Wallace, and Connor Tomlison each had two stolen bases, Aaron McCoy, Ringland, and Timofai Losey each had three stolen bases, and Christian Schuetter had four stolen bases.

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