P.M.Bryant on Twitter: "Ida Lupino and Richard Arlen in “Ready for Love” (1934). Paramount delayed the filming of this to allow Ida time to recover from her polio attack that summer. https://t.co/2gim318ImN" /
Ida Lupino - Wikipedia
Ida Lupino, Hollywood Renaissance Woman | Vanity Fair
MoMA | Preserving Ida Lupino's Never Fear (1950)
Ida Lupino: Mother Directs | MoMA
Never Fear (1950) - IMDb
Lupino, Ida – Senses of Cinema
NEVER FEAR (US, 1949), Director: Ida Lupino
P.M.Bryant on Twitter: "Ida Lupino directed much of “Never Fear” (1949)—her film about a dancer struck by polio—from a wheelchair thanks to breaking her ankle on set. Here she confers with star
Ida Lupino - Wikipedia
The Lives They Lived: Ida Lupino;Behind the Camera, a Feminist - The New York Times
How Ida Lupino broke into man's world of directing
IDA LUPINO FILMMAKER COLLECTION – Blu-ray Review – ZekeFilm
NEVER FEAR (US, 1949), Director: Ida Lupino
Ida Lupino. Never Fear (The Young Lovers). 1950 | MoMA
Ida Lupino: Hard, Fast, and Beautiful | BAMPFA
IDA LUPINO FILMMAKER COLLECTION – Blu-ray Review – ZekeFilm
The Many Loves of Howard Hughes, Part 2: The Many Loves of Ida Lupino (YMRT #9) — You Must Remember This
Criterion Channel on Twitter: "Born from Lupino's own dark memories of polio as an aspiring teenage actress, the semiautobiographical melodrama NEVER FEAR tells the story of a dancer-choreographer who struggles to overcome
Ida Lupino Filmmaker Collection - Trailers From Hell
Ida Lupino, Hollywood Renaissance Woman | Vanity Fair
Ida Lupino | CAROLE DI TOSTI
DGA Quarterly Magazine | Winter 2006 | Legends - Ida Lupino
Review: Revisiting a Film from Ida Lupino, Hollywood Star Turned Director - The New York Times
NEVER FEAR (US, 1949), Director: Ida Lupino
Ida Lupino: Gentlemen & Miss Lupino (2021) - IMDb
