I think the most common ways are:
1) company paycheck records
2) producer call sheets
3) individual contracts - they may destroy lots of records.. I don't
think they destroy contracts because of residual and copyright issues
that may come up decades later
take into account also that the number of film historians in
Hollywood has to be greater than all film historians in the rest of
the world combined
Rich
At 02:55 PM 6/23/2009, Michael B wrote:
i watched the 1942 film REUNION IN FRANCE (joan crawford, john
wayne.....) TMC gave it 2 stars. i'd give it 2.75 (LOL)
natalie schaeffer was in a few scenes (playing a nazi) WITH
dialogue......yet she was not credited in the cast. for youngsters
here, she is best know as Mrs. Howell of Gilligan's Island, although
she appeared in lots of stuff......
that prompted my question: whenever you check someone's Bio on the
internet, they always include uncredited roles. HOW COULD THE
HOLLYWOOD RECORDS IN THE 40s be so accurate? it seems they list
everyone's "uncredited" roles. who stored that info?
michael
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