Allen Glover is een historicus van film en televisie wiens curatoriële werk bij het Paley Center for Media culturele iconen tot leven heeft gebracht door middel van tentoonstellingen. Zijn diepgaande kennis van media en geschiedenis vormt zijn benadering van kunstalyse. Glover richt zich op de verbinding tussen makers en hun publiek, en de blijvende impact van hun werk op de cultuur. Zijn geschriften onderzoeken hoe media in de loop van de tijd zijn geëvolueerd en de maatschappij hebben beïnvloed.
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The pioneering, incisive, lavishly illustrated survey of noir on television- the first of its kind