Set in Williams Faulkner's home in Oxford, Mississippi, "OH, MR. FAULKNER, DO YOU WRITE?" is a film culled from a play-for-one-actor based on the life of the Nobel Prize winning writer. It takes place the day after it has been announced from Stockholm that Faulkner is to be the recipient of the Nobel Prize (1950) and is set up as a conversation between Mr. Faulkner and a fictional press corps. The film includes a series of humorous and insightful stories about Faulkner's days in Hollywood, his opinions of the North and the South, the Civil War, slavery, other writers, women, and his own family.
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The only film sanctioned by the William Faulkner Estate

DVD Extras include:
* Q&A with John Maxwell
* Behind the Scenes
* Still photo Montage

Catalog Number: MC-1281	Type: Feature	Genre: Documentary
Copyright: 2011	Length: 83 minutes	Format:  DVD  Region: 0 (All)
TV System: NTSC	ISBN:	UPC/EAN: 811204011217
Label: Maxbo Productions		Rating: Not Rated

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