| BOOKS |
Double Exposure: A Gallery of the Celebrated with Commentary by the Equally Celebrated compiled and photographed by Roddy McDowall Delacorte Press, New York ©1966 - 251 pages Double Exposure Take Two compiled and photographed by Roddy McDowall William Morrow and Company, New York ©1989 - 272 pages Double Exposure Reprinted by William Morrow and Company, New York ©1990 Double Exposure Take Three compiled and photographed by Roddy McDowall William Morrow and Company, New York ©1992 - 256 pages Double Exposure Take Four compiled and photographed by Roddy McDowall William Morrow and Company, New York ©1993 - 256 pages His Double Exposure books benefited the Motion Picture and Television Fund |
| GALLERY EXHIBITS & LECTURES |
Art Boutique Gallery, Denver, Colorado 1970's Nikon House Gallery, New York October 5 - 23, 1993 Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginia February 23, 1994 Lecture and photograph presentation An Afternoon/Evening with Roddy McDowall Lectures and photograph presentations from January 16 to 22, 1998 at: • Polk Theater, Lakeland, FL • South Florida Community College, Avon Park, FL • Maxwell King Center, Melbourne, FL • Kings Point Theater, Sun City Center, FL • Wilson Center for the Arts, Jacksonville, FL • Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota, FL • Richard B. Baumgardner Center, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL Double Exposure Take Five: A Tribute to Roddy McDowall Benefit presented by St. John and Vanity Fair on October 20, 1999 at Sothebys, Beverly Hills. Auction of celebrity photographs by Roddy McDowall (and of McDowall by Elizabeth Taylor) raised more than $200,000 for the Motion Picture & Television Fund. MY HOLLYWOOD FRIENDS: Photographs from the Estate of Roddy McDowall A Special Exhibition Benefiting Q-Spirit June 13 - July 1, 2001 Thomas Reynolds Gallery 2291 Pine @ Fillmore, San Francisco, CA 94115 Presented simultaneously online at www.yourwall.com |
| BOOK COVERS, DUST JACKETS & INSIDE PHOTOGRAPHS |
The American Shakespeare Festival: The Birth of a Theatre by John Houseman and Jack Landau Simon and Schuster, Inc., New York, NY ©1959 The Prison Life of Harris Filmore by Jack Richardson ©1963 U.S. Camera Annual 1964 edited by Tom Maloney U.S. Camera Publishing Corp., New York, NY ©1963 Portfolio and essay: On the Set of "Cleopatra" Elizabeth Taylor: an Informal Memoir by Elizabeth Taylor Harper & Row, New York ©1964, 1965 "Othello" William Shakespeare, The National Theatre Production with Lord Snowdon & Angus McBean Ruper Hart-Davis Ltd., London ©1966 The Boys in the Band by Mart Crowley Farrar, Strus & Giroux, ©1968 The Unimportance of Being Oscar by Oscar Levant G.P. Putnam's Sons, NY ©1968 Come Back If It Doesn't Get Better by Penelope Gilliatt Random House, New York ©1969 Life Library of Photography: The Studio by Time-Life Books Time-Life Books, Alexandria, VA ©1971 Broadway and Hollywood: Costumes Designed by Irene Sharaff by Irene Sharaff Van Nostrand, New York ©1976 Mortal Matters by Penelope Gilliatt Macmillan, London ©1983 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (but don't have sex or take the car) by Dick Moore Harper & Row, New York ©1984 Elizabeth Takes Off On Weight Gain, Weight Loss, Self-image, and Self-esteem by Elizabeth Taylor G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York ©1987 Scary Kisses by Brad Gooch G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York ©1988 Olivier at Work Compiled by the Royal National Theatre With Richard Olivier and Joan Plowright Routledge/Theatre Arts Books, New York ©1989 Life Wish & Life Lines by Jill Ireland Dove Audio, Inc., California ©1990 Deadly Illusions: Jean Harlow and the Murder of Paul Bern by Samuel Marx and Joyce Vanderveen Random House, New York ©1990 Lettice & Lovage- A Comedy by Peter Shaffer by Peter Shaffer Harper & Row, New York ©1990 Calman at the Movies by Mel Calman The Bodley Head Ltd, London ©1990 How Green Was My Valley: The Screenplay for the John Ford Directed Film by Philip Dunne Santa Teresa Press, California ©1991 Showman : The Life of David O. Selznick by David Thomson Alfred A. Knopf, New York ©1992 Photograph of David O. Selznick with daughter Mary Naked: Flowers Exposed by Walter Hubert Lark Books, NC ©1997 Double Exposure by Stephen Collins William Morrow & Co., ©1998 Vincent Price: A Daughter's Biography by Victoria Price St Martins Press, Inc., New York ©1999 'Tis Herself: A Memoir by Maureen O'Hara with John Nicoletti Simon & Schuster, ©2004 Lillian Hellman, Muriel Resnik, Peter Shaffer, June Havoc, "Inside Daisy Clover", Laura V. Hobson, Leslie Blanche, Sidney Sheldon, Harlan Ellison, Kenneth Tynan, Terrence McNally |
| RECORD ALBUMS |
Laurence Olivier in Othello National Theatre of Great Britain RCA Victor, 1964 Without You Robert Goulet Columbia, 1964 The Third Album Barbra Streisand Sony, 1964 or 1993 Judy Garland Sings Lionel Bart's Maggie May Judy Garland Capitol/EMI Records, 1964 The Sweetheart Tree Johnny Mathis Global Records Production, 1965 Jordan Christopher Has the Knack Jordan Christopher United Artists, 1966? M.G.M. Album Michael Feinstein WEA/Elektra Entertainment, 1989 Just For The Record Barbra Streisand Sony, 1991 Different Stages Sam Harris 1993 (CD) "Cleopatra" |
| POSTERS |
1960 - Judy Holliday in "Laurette" "Othello" Lauren Bacall |
| BROCHURES |
Paul Woolfe Igor Stravinsky |
| MAGAZINES |
Pageant "Shooting Star" May 1959 Vogue "People Are Talking About . . . Judy Holliday" October 1, 1960 Paris Match Cover photo of Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra April 14, 1962 Playboy Photographs of Elizabeth Taylor during the filming of Cleopatra January 1963 and December 1965 McCall's "There'll Always Be an Encore" Part I &Part II (Judy Garland) January/February 1964 TV Radio Mirror Six covers featured Judy Garland, Dick Chamberlain, Donna Reed, Red Skelton, Danny Kaye, and Shirley Booth. February 1964 Life "A Dwarf's Full-Size Success" (Michael Dunn) February 14, 1964 See also http://www.nctc.net/~hazard/conrad/dorin/index.html TV Radio Mirror Judy Garland: Who Am I? March 1964 This Week Natalie Wood March 19, 1964 Life "Shakespeare at 400-Part II The Great Sir Laurence" (Laurence Olivier) May 1, 1964 TV Radio Mirror Shirley Booth: Who Am I? June 1964 Life "Elizabeth Taylor Speaks Out" December 18, 1964 Ladies Home Journal "Elizabeth Taylor ... Elizabeth Taylor" November 1965 Harper's Bazaar Contributing Editor, March 1966 - December 1967 Photographs featured in: • "Bright Young Lights" (Jane Fonda/Peter Mann/Jill Haworth/Tony Perkins/Sal Mineo/Susan Strasberg/John Valva), June 1963 • "Shaffer's Black Comedy" (Peter Shaffer/Maggie Smith), August 1966 • Henry Fonda, November 1966 • "Double Exposure" (Dirk Bogarde/Charlie Chaplin), July 1967 • "Keep the Uglies in the Attic" (Phyllis Diller), August 1967 • "Actors as Citizens" (Danny Kaye/Robert Ryan), September 1967 • Tommy Steele, October 1968 McCall's Featuring photographs from the first Double Exposure book October 1966 Photography Annual Photograph of Jonathan Winters 1966 Life "Chaplin's Anatomy of Comedy" (Charlie Chaplin) March 10, 1967 Look "Katharine Hepburn & Spencer Tracy: A Last Visit With Two Undimmed Stars" July 11, 1967 Life "Mae West" April 18, 1969 Pageant Cover photo of Judy Garland November 1969 McCall's "Carol Burnett's Own Story" February 1978 Architectural Digest Editor-At-Large, January 1988 - February 1989 • "Architectural Digest Visits: Barbara Walters and Merv Adelson", October 1988 • "Architectural Digest Visits: Joan Rivers", February 1989 Good Housekeeping "Double Exposure" (Take II) November 1989 Interview Contributing Editor, October 1989 - 1990 "Tim Burton and Vincent Price", December 1990 Interview Photographs and interview in "Lynn and Vanessa Redgraves" February 1991 Premiere Photograph and interview in "Sitting Pretty: After a Twenty-year Absence, Actress Maureen O'Hara Returns to the Silver Screen" July 1991 Premiere "Time Stands Still" (Elizabeth Taylor) March 1992 People Weekly Cover photograph of Elizabeth Taylor May 4, 1992 Good Housekeeping "Double Exposure, Take III" November 1992 Good Housekeeping "Double Exposure, Take Four" November 1993 Poz Contributing Editor, 1997 "Elizabeth Taylor Tells the Truth", November 1997 People Weekly "Gallery: Brush With Fame" Commentary and photographs of celebrities posing against murals of movie legends camouflaging a construction at the Warner Bros. studio in Burbank, California February 9, 1998 Architectural Digest Photograph of Danny Kaye November 2001 Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Journal, Stern, Glamour, Saturday Review, Business Week |
| ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS |
Motion Picture and Television Fund 1990 |
| FILM & TV |
Generation Avco Embassy Pictures, 1969 Photography display of the character portrayed by Peter Deuel attributed to Roddy McDowall To Catch A Thief an HBO Production, 1983 Unit Photographer Starring Natalie Wood a PBS documentary, July 9, 1988 Some photographs of Natalie Wood credited to Roddy McDowall's private collection Quantum Leap Episode: "M. I. A." a Bellisarius Production, May 20, 1992 Photograph of young Dean Stockwell courtesy of Roddy McDowall The Lassie Dog Training System 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition, 1994 Photographs on outer box cover and booklets taken by Roddy McDowall Louise Brooks: Looking for Lulu a TCM documentary, May 5, 1998 Some photographs of Louise Brooks attributed to Roddy McDowall People Profiles: Elizabeth Taylor CNN, June 8, 1999 Photographs provided by, among others, the Roddy McDowall Estate The Dick Van Dyke Show - Season 4 DVD Boxed Set Release date: April 27, 2004 Bonus materials include a "Roddy McDowall Photo Gallery" |