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The most famous stage actress of the nineteenth century, Sarah Bernhardt enjoyed a surprising renaissance when the 1912 multi-reel film 'Queen Elizabeth' vaulted her to international acclaim. The triumph capped her already lengthy involvement with cinema while enabling the indefatigable actress to reinvent herself in an era of technological and generational change. Placing Bernhardt at the centre of the industry's first two decades, Victoria Duckett challenges the perception of her as an anachronism unable to appreciate film's qualities.

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