The document provides biographical information about William Faulkner, the American writer. It discusses how he dropped out of university, lost his fiancée, and felt a need to compensate through affecting a fake accent and falsifying letters to obtain pilot's wings. It also outlines some of the jobs he held throughout his life to make ends meet, as well as his entertainment of shooting passersby with a BB gun from his window. The document then discusses some of Faulkner's novels and how they were adapted into films through his work with director Howard Hawks. It provides short summaries of several films they collaborated on.

1. Willian “Falkner”
Had dropped
Lost his fiancée to another man

2. Lack of height (5’ 5” = 1,65 cm )
 Perfected a fake accent
falsified letters pilot’s wings
Picked up pilot’s wings
Affected a limp
 Claimed he had been wounded in a dogfiht

3. Undertook a series of jobs
throughout his life
to make ends meet:
-1921 Boohstore New York
trash
-Postmaster University of Mississippi

4. -1926 shared a garret New Orleans French Quarter with
William Spratling
garret
Enterteinement:
leaning out of a window with BB gun
shooting passers-by in the buttocks
(keep a score)
BB gun

5. Yoknapatawpha County
The title of the novel is taken from Macbeth's soliloquy
in act 5, scene 5 of William Shakespeare's Macbeth:
"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day
To the last syllable of recorded time,
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."

6. Controversial:
includes horrific rape of Temple Drake by
The vicious criminal Popeye using a corncob
1931
rape
came up to
corncob Puts himself in his books

7. Stream-of-conciousness
Write longhand in pencil for up to 13 hours
Small barely legible handwriting + tape his
work up
James Joyce
Virginia Woolf
if he left this till next morning he would not be able to read his own handwriting

8. Howard Hawks
To butt in
To blurt out
For a living
Withering
Carl Gable To slip
Never forgive erstwhile friend
Ernest Hemingway

9. 1949 Nobel prize awarded
1962 turned down an invitation from
President to a dinner

10. Scriptwtiter
Faulkner’s Scriptwtiting career hinges around the
relationship with the director Howard Hawks,
Employed him to ensure he has an income.
Through Hawks, Faulkner’s name isassociated whit
Some of the classic movies of the history of cinema

11. The Road to Glory (1936) Howard Hawks
In 1916, somewhere in the front in France in
World War I, the 5th Company in the 2nd
Battalion of the 39th Regiment created by
Napoleon Bonaparte and leaded by the tough
Captain Paul La Roche receives among the
replacements, Lieutenant Michel Denet and
private Moran. When Lt. Denet meets the
nurse Monique La Coste, who is Capt. La
Roche's mistress but he doe not know, they fall
in love for each other. When Capt. La Roche
sees the old Pvt. Moran in his inspection, he
identifies his father using a fake identity.
Meanwhile, the 39th Regiment receives order
to go to the trenches, attack the German lines
and install a telephone in the front to guide
the artillery.

12. Gunga Din (1939) George Stevens
In 19th century India, three British
soldiers and a native waterbearer
must stop a secret mass revival of
the murderous Thuggee cult before
it can rampage across the land.
Hawks was originaly going to direct
Faulkner played a large part in the film inception
Classic comical adventure buddy movie waterbearer
lampoon

13. Air Force (1943) El bombardero heroico Howard Hawks
The crew of an Air Force bomber arrives
in Pearl Harbor in the aftermath of the
Japanese attack and is sent on to
Manila to help with the defense of the
Philippines.
The classic war film about
Its abtijapanese racism is understable
Even thougth it jars

14. To Have and Have Not ("Tener y no tener", 1944)
Howard Hawks
Expatriate American Harry Morgan
helps to transport a Free French
Resistance leader and his beautiful
wife to Martinique while
romancing a sexy lounge singer.
Title and main character remain only
Harry Morgan (Bogart’scharacter) is married
with kids in Hemingway’s novel

15. The Southerner ("El hombre del sur", 1945)
Jean Renoir
The life of the poor Tucker
family, that worked as cotton
pluggers and decided to get
their own ground, but nature
is against them.
Gave him more pleasure than any of his other Hollywood projects
The remark is unkind considering all the support Hawks had given to him

16. The Big Sleep ("El sueño eterno", 1946)
Howard Hawks
Private detective Philip Marlowe is
hired by a rich family. Before the
complex case is over, he's seen
murder, blackmail, and what might
be love.
Based on Raymond Chandler’s detective novel
One of the greatest detective movies ever made
With sexual electricity between B and B. reaching fever pitch
who killed the chauffeur ?
Figure it out

17. Land of the Pharaons ("Tierra de faraones", 1955)
Howard Hawks
A captured architect designs
an ingenious plan to insure
the impregnability of tomb of
a self-absorbed Pharaoh,
obsessed with the security of
his next life.

18. Faulkner fiction on film

19. Today We Live ("Vivamos hoy") Howard Hawks, 1933
The two lovers are living together and
are not married as they hesitantly
explain to her brother. They had made a
promise as children to get married
when they grew up, but they "didn't
wait." It's an important plot point as it
drives Cooper's actions when he
discovers that Crawford and Young are
living in sin
Hawks deserves credit fot ensuring he has work as script
Commend to turn self stories into a movie
-set in WWI with Crawford caught between her love for a seaman and a airman
Asapted from short story Turn About (in the looset sense)

20. Intruder in the dust (1954) Clarence Brown,
Rural Mississippi in the 1940s: Lucas
Beauchamp, a local black man with a
reputation of not kowtowing to whites, is
found standing over the body of a dead white
man, holding a pistol that has recently been
fired. Quickly arrested for murder and jailed,
Beauchamp insists he's innocent and asks the
town's most prominent lawyer, Gavin Stevens,
to defend him, but Stevens refuses. When a
local boy whom Beauchamp has helped in the
past and who believes him to be innocent
hears talk of a mob taking Beauchamp out of
Local community Lynch-mob jail and lynching him, he pleads with Stevens
Milestone in social conscience
to defend Beauchamp at trial and prove his
Set in Faulkner’s home town
Oxford, Mississippi
innocence.
Without stars
( a recipe for disaster at the box office)

21. The Tarnished Angels Douglas Sirk (1957)
Ángeles sin brillo
Story of a friendship between an
eccentric journalist and a daredevil
barnstorming pilot.
1936 Hans Detlef Sierck Pylon turned down flat
20 years later
Word War I ace had been left to scrape a living
risking his life barnstorming
Hr is not happy despite being following around
A bomshell of a wife and a loyal mechanich
Based on Dean Faulkner’s live

22. The Long, Hot Summer Martin Ritt (1958)
Accused barn burner and con man
Ben Quick arrives in a small
Mississippi town and quickly
ingratiates himself with its richest
family, the Varners.
blockbuster
Stars
Paul Newman, Joan Woodward, Lee Remick, Orson Wells and Angela Lansbury
Launched Newman to stardom as the drifter
Based on The Hamlet with Barn burning and Spotted horses
1986 Remake for TV with Stuart Cooper and Don Johnson

23. The Sound and the Fury Martin Ritt. (1959)
Loosely based on the William
Faulkner novel, this movie follows
the lives and passions of the
Compsons: a once-proud Southern
family now just barely scraping by
both financially and emotionally.
Howard passes the time in a bottle;
his brother Bengy is child in a man's
body; sister Caddy has come
crawling home after years of being
kept by a string of "admirers". Only
Jason, the cruel, cold-hearted
adopted head of the family, and
Quentin, who was abandoned at
birth by Caddy, have the fire and the
fury needed to put the family back
on its feet again.

24. - The Story of Temple Drake", ("Secuestro", 1932)
Stephen Roberts
Sanctuary 1961 Tony Richardson with Lee Remick
and Ives Montand
Both based on Sanctuary

25. The reivers, 1969 Mark Rydell, with Steve
McQueen and Sharon Farrell.
An old man looks back 60 years to a road trip
from rural Mississippi to Memphis, a horse
race, and his own coming of age. Lucius's
grandfather gets the first automobile in the
area, a bright yellow Winton Flyer. While he's
away, the plantation handyman, Boon
Hogganbeck, conspires to borrow the car,
taking Lucius with him. Stowed away is Ned, a
mulatto and Lucius's putative cousin. The three
head for Memphis, where Boon's sweetheart
works in a whorehouse, where Ned trades the
car for a racehorse, and where Lucius discovers
the world of adults - from racism and vice to
possibilities for honor and courage. Is there
redemption for reivers, rascals, and
rapscallions?

26. Kaki bakar (1995) U-Wei Haji Saari
Proud of his Javanese heritage,
Kakang is trying to bring up his
children in Malaysia and instill in
them his own traditional values and
beliefs. Seeing clearly the social
inequalities that allow him to be
exploited his defiance results in
profound consequences for his
youngest son, a boy who shares his
father’s uncompromising integrity.
Based on Barn Burning

27. Barton Fink, Ethan and Joel Coen, presenta
un guionista alcohólico de fuerte acento sureño en
evidente homenaje a William Faulkner.

28. Slave Ship (Redención ,1937)
Captain Lovett ordered his first
mate Thompson to get rid of his
slave-trading crew and get a more
respectable bunch for standard
shipping, but when he brings his
new bride Nancy aboard he finds
the same old setup, including slave
trade.

29. To Have and Have Not ("Tener y no tener", 1944)
Howard Hawks