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      Moore, Robin, 222–23

      More, Thomas, xiii, 172

      Morris, Desmond, 108

      Morrison, Jim, 61, 102, 103–5

      Morrissey, Paul

      and Chelsea Girls, xv–xvi, xvii

      and Childers, 60–61

      and Heat premier, 265–66

      and Woodlawn, 145–46, 199

      and libel threats, 138

      and Lonesome Cowboys, 2–5, 75–77

      and Midnight Cowboy, 63, 74

      and Solanas, 60–61

      and Trash, 225

      Motel, 99–100

      Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)

      and Candy, 93

      and A Clockwork Orange, 251

      and cultural legacy, 291

      and Drive, He Said, 231

      and Midnight Cowboy, 118, 168

      and Performance, 164

      and Straw Dogs, 226

      Motion Picture Production Code, xiv, xviii, 118, 287

      Ms., 283–84

      Munson, Ona, 221

      Museum of Modern Art, 269

      The Music Lovers, 188

      My Fair Lady, 225

      My Living Doll, 116

      My Secret Garden, 283

      Myra Breckinridge

      and bestseller list, 49

      and Blue Movie, 183

      and cultural legacy, xii, 282

      Eugene Vidal on, 17–19

      film production, 147–53

      financial success of, 117

      inspiration for, 8

      and Fonda, 16–17

      and oral sex depictions, 166–67

      and the political environment, 57–58

      premier of, 181, 190

      publication of, 1–2, 19–22, 30

      Tynan’s influence on, 8–12

      and Vidal’s career, 286

      Vidal’s first draft of, 13–16, 24

      and Warhol, 147–48

      Nabokov, Vladimir, 81, 288

      The Naked and the Dead, 14

      The Naked Ape, 108–9

      Naked Lunch, 48

      Namath, Joe, 115

      “Napoleon Symphony,” 230

      National Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, 211–12

      National Organization for Women, 195

      National Theatre, 10, 171

      Nederlander Organization, 98

      Nelson, Kenneth, 28

      New American Library, 284

      New World theater, 262–64, 279

      New York Film Critics’ Circle Awards, 249–50

      New York Film Festival, 141, 267

      New York magazine, 135, 264

      New York Post, 43

      New York Times

      and An American Family, 271–73, 281

      bestseller list, 117

      on Blue Movie, 184

      on Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, 142–43

      on The Boys in the Band, 43, 135

      on Carnal Knowledge, 233

      on Che!, 112

      on Chelsea Girls, xv

      on Cruising, 287

      and homophobia, 22, 23–24, 290–91

      on homosexual themes, 65

      on Garland’s death, 131–33

      on Last Tango in Paris, 276

      on Midnight Cowboy, 119

      on Morrissey/Warhol relationship, 266

      on Myra Breckinridge, 18, 21–22

      Nureyev interview, 114

      on Oh! Calcutta!, 111

      and Reed, xiv

      on Trash, 199–200

      on Updike, 54

      New York Times Book Review, 263

      New York Times Magazine, 272, 278, 287

      The New Yorker

      on Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, 143

      on Carnal Knowledge, 233

      on Deep Throat, 263

      on Fear of Flying, 284

      on Last Tango in Paris, 267, 274–75

      on Straw Dogs, 227–28

      on Sunday Bloody Sunday, 172

      and Updike, 48, 50–51

      Newman, David, 110

      Newman, Paul, xviii, 88

      Newmar, Julie, 116

      News Press, 240

      Newsweek

      on An American Family, 241, 272, 291

      on Candy, 92

      on Chelsea Girls, xvi, 2

      on Couples, 52

      on Myra Breckinridge, 21

      on Oh! Calcutta!, 113

      on Straw Dogs, 227

      Newton, Huey P., 215–16

      The Nice Jewish Boy, 46

      Nichols, Mike

      and Blue Movie, 285–86

      and Carnal Knowledge, 45–46, 190–95, 232, 234, 285

      on Deep Throat, 262–63

      and The Graduate, xix

      on homosexuality, 197

      and Midnight Cowboy, 69

      and Oh! Calcutta! opening, 114–15

      Nicholson, Jack, 190–94, 231–34, 262, 285

      Nico, xvi, 61

      The Night They Raided Minsky’s, 132–33

      Nin, Anaïs, 14

      Nixon, Richard M., 57, 167, 211–12, 217–19, 289

      Noonan, Christine, 94, 230

      The Normal Heart, 287

      North American Theater Owners, 142

      Nude Restaurant, 60

      nudity

      and Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, 91

      and box office success, 65

      and Candy, 7

      and Carnal Knowledge, 191, 193–94

      and changing attitudes, 290–91

      and Che!, 106

      and A Clockwork Orange, 189–90

      and Dallesandro, 225

      and The Damned, 160

      and The Devils, 206, 236, 238

      and Drive, He Said, 232

      and Hair, 1–2, 33–34, 36, 40–41, 96, 137, 290

      and If. . . , 94, 230

      and Morrison, 104–5

      and Last Tango in Paris, 255–58, 267–68, 278

      and Lions Love, 138

      and Lonesome Cowboys, 75

      and Midnight Cowboy, 71, 118

      and Myra Breckinridge, 153

      and obscenity laws, 137

      and Oh! Calcutta!, 96, 112–16

      and Performance, 85

      and Reynolds’s Cosmopolitan centerfold, 252–53

      and Straw Dogs, 214

      and Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song, 186

      and Viva, 144

      and Women in Love, 121, 122, 124–25, 127, 129–30, 205, 235

      Nureyev, Rudolph, 42, 114

      Obama, Barack, 289

      Obama, Michelle, 289–90

      O’Brien, Edna, 11

      obscenity laws

      and The Boys in the Band, 134

      and Carnal Knowledge, 285

      and Che!, 96

      and Deep Throat, 279

      and Last Tango in Paris, 268, 274–77

      and Bruce, 23

      and Midnight Cowboy, 63

      and Morrison, 103–5

      and Myra Breckinridge, 20

      and Nixon, 211–12

      and Oh! Calcutta!, 137

      and privacy rights, 95

      and Sunday Bloody Sunday, 172

      O’Connor, Carroll, 218–19

      Off Broadway, 1, 35, 87, 117, 134–35, 145

      Oh! Calcutta!

      cultural legacy of, 282

      and fears of arrest, 105–10

      and Feiffer, 46

      opening of, 111–17

      origins of, 10–12

      and Pinter, 209

      production of, 95–102

      reception of premiers, 136–39

      skits for, 1

      O’Horgan, Tom, xvii, 1, 34–36, 38–41, 100, 153, 243

      Olivier, Laurence, 239

      Onassis, Aristotle, 153–54

      Onassis, Jackie, 153–54

      Ondine (Robert Olivo), 74

      100 Rifles, 149

      One Million Years B.C., 149

      O’Neal, Ryan, 214

      Oracle, Arizona, 2, 3–4

      oral sex depictions, 166–67, 184, 259–62

      Ordeal, 287, 288

      Osborne, John, 32, 165


      Oscar Wilde Book Store, 287

      O’Toole, Peter, 286

      Our Town, 31

      Out of Bondage, 287, 288

      Owen, Rochelle, 35

      Pacino, Al, 243, 287

      Pallenberg, Anita, 82–85

      Papp, Joseph, 33–36

      Paradise Now, 102, 103

      Paramount Pictures, 93, 255

      Paris, Judith, 206–7

      Partisan Review, 47

      Paths of Glory, 230

      A Patriot for Me, 32, 165

      Peckinpah, Sam, 209–11, 213–14, 226–28

      pedophilia, 288

      Penn, Arthur, 73

      Penn, Irving, 135

      Penthouse, xi, 262, 286

      Performance, xii, 80–86, 159, 163–66, 167, 205, 289–90

      Periano, Lou (Lou Perry), 260, 263–64

      Perls, Fritz, 89

      Peyton Place, xviii–xix, 49, 284

      The Philadelphia Story, 225

      the Phoenix (theater), 98

      Picker, David

      and the Academy Awards, 177

      and Chelsea Girls, xvii

      and The Devils, 189, 237

      and Last Tango in Paris, 255, 267

      and Midnight Cowboy, 65–66, 117

      and Sunday Bloody Sunday, 119

      and Women in Love, 120

      Pilley, W. Charles, 122

      the Pines, 134

      Pinter, Harold, 11, 25, 99, 209

      Plan 9 from Outer Space, 15

      Platt, Gregg, 107

      Playboy

      and cultural legacy, xi

      and Feiffer, 44–45

      on Myra Breckinridge, 153

      and Newmar, 116

      Nicholson interview, 233

      Peckinpah interview, 228

      Reynolds on, 262

      Playwright’s Unit, 27, 29, 31

      politics, 57, 136–37, 286

      Pontecorvo, Gillo, 141

      pornography, 95, 288. See also Deep Throat

      Portnoy’s Complaint

      and Blue Movie, 183

      and censorship, 46

      cultural legacy of, xii, 282

      and death of Roth’s wife, 55–56

      derailed by Zanuck, 183

      Jong on, 284

      Vidal on, 117

      “Whacking Off,” 47

      Portrait of the Artist, 46

      Potts, Nancy, 40

      Premier Productions, xiv

      Prentice, Keith, 28, 136

      Presley, Elvis, 65

      Prince, Reg, 125

      The Prisoner of Sex, 234–35

      privacy rights, 95

      “Prologue,” 110

      Promises, Promises, 96, 97

      prostitution, 221–25

      Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), 2, 281

      Publishers Weekly, 5

      Purcell, William, 277

      Rabbit, Run, 48, 50

      Rado, James, 33–38, 137–39, 290

      Ragni, Gerome, 33–38, 40, 137–39, 290

      ratings. See censorship; “X” ratings

      Raymond, Alan, 242, 245–46

      Raymond, Susan, 242, 245–46

      Reagan, Ronald, xix, 287

      Reasoner, Harry, 275

      Red Cross, 99–100

      Redgrave, Vanessa, 205–7, 235–36

      Reed, Lou, 157, 265–66

      Reed, Oliver, 124–29, 188, 236, 278

      Reed, Rex, xiv, 134, 150–51, 152–53, 166

      Reems, Harry (Herbert Streicher), 261–62, 278, 285–86

      “The Report of the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography,” 95, 211–12

      reproductive rights, 281–82

      Reuben, David, 169

      Reynolds, Burt, 252–53

      Richards, Keith, 82–83, 86

      Roberts, Janet, 26–27, 29

      “Rock Garden,” 110

      Roe v. Wade, 281–82

      Roeg, Nicolas, 80–81, 83, 85–86, 164–65, 187, 290

      Roiphe, Anne, 272–73, 281

      Rolling Stone, 138, 164

      the Rolling Stones, 80–86, 156–59, 163, 187, 199

      Rondo, George, 27

      Rosenberger, Ernst, 264

      Rosenthal, A. M., 22, 290

      Roth, Ann, 71

      Roth, Philip, 44–47, 54–55, 57, 117, 183, 284

      Roud, Richard, 141

      Roundtree, Richard, 217

      Royal Court Theatre, 165

      Royal Shakespeare Company, 173

      Russell, Ken

      and A Clockwork Orange, 187–89

      and The Devils, 188–89, 205–8, 235–38, 289

      and Women in Love, 119, 121–22, 124–27, 129–30, 278

      Russell, Shirley, 208

      Russom, Leon, 113

      Salt, Waldo, 62–63, 66, 72–73, 118, 177

      Sam Whiskey, 252

      same-sex marriage, 290

      Sandstone retreat, 264

      Santorum, Joe, 72

      Sappington, Margo, 95–97, 113–15, 282

      Sarne, Michael, 147–50, 152, 166, 181

      Sarris, Andrew, 142, 267, 278–79

      Saturday Review, 42, 227

      Scavullo, Francesco, 253

      Schechner, Richard, 103

      Schickel, Richard, 165, 227–28

      Schlesinger, John

      and the Academy Awards, 167, 171, 177–78

      on Chelsea Girls, xvii

      and Hair, 40–41

      and Midnight Cowboy, 1, 19–20, 62, 64–65, 68, 70, 72–73, 74–75, 77, 79–80, 117–18

      and Myra Breckinridge, 181

      and Oh! Calcutta!, 97

      and Sunday Bloody Sunday, 172–79, 238–39, 282

      and Women in Love, 120

      Schneider, Maria, 255–58, 267–68, 274–76

      Scofield, Paul, 172

      Scorpio Rising, xiv–xv, 22

      Screw magazine, 93, 138

      Sedgwick, Edie, 3, 59, 145, 200–201, 246–47, 291

      The Servant, 83

      The Sessions, 291

      Seven Arts, 86

      Sex and the Single Girl, 252

      Sexual Offences Act, 172

      Sexual Politics, 234–35

      Shaft, 217

      Shame, 289, 291

      Shawn, William, 263

      Sheed, Wilfrid, 43

      Shelley, Mary Anne, 106

      Shepard, Sam, 27, 99–100, 110

      Sherman, Paul, 223

      Sheybal, Vladek, 128

      Shore, Dinah, 253

      Shubert Organization, 98

      The Siege of Trencher’s Farm, 209

      Silent Majority, xix

      Simmons, Charles, 263

      Simon, Neil, 68–69

      Sinatra, Frank, 225

      A Single Man, 17

      Sjöman, Vilgot, 153–54

      Skullduggery, 252

      Smith, Geraldine, 76

      Smith, Howard K., 57–58

      Smith, Jack, 22

      Smith, Judy, 177

      Snowdon, Tony, 239

      sodomy scenes, 257–58

      Solanas, Valerie, 60–63, 74, 265

      Sondheim, Stephen, 96

      Sontag, Susan, 14

      Southern, Nile, 8, 184

      Southern, Terry

      and Barbarella, 16–17

      and Blue Movie, 183–85, 186, 285–86

      on breaking taboos, xix

      and Candy, 1, 5–6, 8, 91–93

      and A Clockwork Orange, 80, 183–87, 189

      and the FBI, 5–6

      Spottiswoode, Roger, 226

      Stanley, Robert Eli, 95

      A Star Is Born, 25

      Stark, Ray, 132

      Starr, Ringo, 7, 285

      A State of Change, 172

      Steiger, Anna, 107

      Steinem, Gloria, 234, 283, 287

      Stewart, Ellen, 139

      Sticky Fingers, 199

      Stone, Sharon, 290

      Stonewall Riots, 131–32, 134

      The Story of O, 50

      Straw Dogs, 209–10, 213–14, 226–30, 231

      Streicher, Herbert (Harry Reems), 261–62, 278, 285–86

      Stre
    isand, Barbra, 90

      Strick, Joseph, xviii, 45

      Styne, Jule, 116

      Suddenly, Last Summer, 128

      Sullivan, Ed, 115

      Sumner, Bob, 262

      Sunday Bloody Sunday, 119–20, 171–79, 282, 289

      Susann, Jacqueline, 156, 284

      Sutherland, Donald, 290

      Sutton, Dudley, 207–8

      Sweet Bird of Youth, xviii

      Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song, 185–86, 214–17, 250, 288

      “Sympathy for the Devil,” 86

      Tarbox, Massachusetts, 52

      Tate, Sharon, 137, 156

      Taylor, Elizabeth, xiii, xviii, 101, 149, 177, 239

      Temple, Shirley, 167–68

      Tepper, William, 231

      Theater Four, 42

      Thornhill, Arthur, 20

      Thoroughly Modern Millie, 83

      Time magazine

      on Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, 155–56

      on The Boys in the Band, 42

      on Candy, 92

      on Chelsea Girls, xvii, 2

      on Couples, 50–51, 52

      on the Esalen Institute, 89

      on Myra Breckinridge, 21, 148–49, 151

      on Straw Dogs, 227

      and Updike, 49

      on Warhol, 59

      Time, Inc., 20, 49

      Times (London), 227

      Times Square, 19–20, 101–2, 262, 264

      Times Square Development Council, 264

      Today show, 250

      Todd, Mike, 101

      The Tonight Show, 169, 252

      Tony Awards, 40

      Torn, Rip, 166

      Transformer, 266

      transsexual and transgender persons, 8, 12–22, 15, 84, 149–50

      tranvestites, 145–47, 149. See also drag

      Trash, 8, 145–46, 197–200, 225

      Traynor, Chuck, 259–60

      Trevelyan, John, 93–94, 120–21, 128–29, 164, 227, 235

      Tribush, Nancy, 114

      Tropic of Cancer, xviii, 48, 50, 144, 166

      Trouille, Clovis, 11–12

      True Grit, 177

      Tucker, Larry, 87, 89

      Tulane Drama Review, 23, 103

      Tuner, Lana, 14

      Twentieth Century Fox, 147, 154–55, 163, 166, 182

      2001: A Space Odyssey, 185–86, 230

      Tyler, Joel J., 277, 279

      Tyler, Parker, 14

      Tynan, Kathleen, 100, 109

      Tynan, Kenneth

      and The Boys in the Band, 44

      and Childers, 171

      and Midnight Cowboy, 73

      and Myra Breckinridge, 8–12

      and Oh! Calcutta!, 1, 95–102, 106, 109, 111–13, 115–17, 136, 209

      and Roth’s slide show project, 46–47

      Ultra Violet, 63

      Ulysses, xviii, 50

      “Underground in Hell,” xvi

      Unitas, Johnny, 283

      United Artists (UA)

      and the Academy Awards, 177, 178

      and cultural legacy, 289

      and The Devils, 188

      and Last Tango in Paris, 255, 267, 268

      and Midnight Cowboy, 65–66, 67, 79–80, 117–18

      and Sunday Bloody Sunday, 174, 238–39

      and Women in Love, 119, 128–29

      University of Southern California, 102

      Up the Sandbox, 272

     


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