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Vincent Canby (1924-2000) was an American film and theatre critic for The New York Times. He reviewed more than one thousand films and wrote novels and plays, and was a friend of William Styron and Woody Allen.
Oct 16, 2000 · Vincent Canby was born in Chicago on July 27, 1924, a son of Lloyd Canby and the former Katharine Anne Vincent. He spent his formative years in Lake Forest, Ill., and spent his high school years ...
Vincent Canby reviews and compares two current plays, Marie Christine at Vivian Beaumont Theater and In the Blood at Joseph Papp Public Theater; also reviews Liza Minnelli's tribute to her father ...
Vincent Canby, who wrote for Variety and the New York Times, talks about his novel "Living Quarters" and his move from Chicago to New York. He discusses his inspiration, his style, and his views on the film industry and the American culture.
Dec 17, 2020 · Vincent Canby, a film critic who later also reviewed theater, at The New York Times in 1969. Not shown: Mr. Canby’s personal desk, which the author would acquire in 2020.
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Oct 17, 2000 · Vincent Canby, who influenced moviegoers and theater audiences for more than three decades with his sophisticated, often wryly humorous reviews in the New York Times, died of cancer Sunday in ...
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Vincent Canby, the critic and writer who covered film and theatre for The New York Times — briefly holding the powerful position of chief theatre critic — died Oct. 15 at Columbia Presbyterian ...
