'American Film' - 1982

American Film Magazine was published by The American Film Institute from 1975 to 1992.  Included here are nine issues from 1982.

Each issue is 8-1/4" X 10-3/4".  No former ownership marks, no writing on the text pages - though many of the issues do have a handwritten price on the front covers in black crayon.    These are not library discard copies.                      No subscriber address label on the front cover. 

The 'Contents' page for each issue is included in the attached photos, some highlights for each issue are below and more details on the condition of issue issue are well...

Jan/Feb 1982 - Rod Steiger - Television late night shows - Production Design - 80 pages.

March 1982 - Costa-Gavras - Frank Capra - Canadian Film Industry - 88 pages - there's a handwritten black crayon mark on the 'A' of 'American' on the front cover.

April 1982 - Kurosawa - Cat People - Documentary Films - 80 pages.

May 1982 - John Milius - Carol Burnett - Cannes - 72 pages - 'Black crayon mark on the front cover 'ES'.

June 1982 - Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo - Steve Martin - Barry Levinson Interview - 80 pages.  Black crayon mar on the 'A' of 'American Film' on the front cover.

July/August 1982 - Disney - Robin Williams in Garp - Ordinary People - 80 pages. - Crayon mark on the front cover at the top left corner.

September 1982 - Jack Lemmon - Gays and Film - Luis Bunuel - 88 pages.

October 1982 - John Sayles - Film Financing - Film trailers - 80 pages.

November 1982 - Jackie Gleason - Marcel Ophuls - Martin Scorsese - little bit of a crease at the lower right corner - 96 pages.

To be mailed out in a box.

Since the issues have ads - mailing will be by USPS Ground Advantage!