-Articles and Interviews-
Chronological Archive
1918
- The Title – The Play Pictorial no. 198, 1918
1921
- The Spoken Word: “The Wren” by Windsor P. Daggett – Billboard, October 29, 1921
1922
- [A.A. Milne described by Leslie Howard] – The New York Times, March 26, 1922
1924
- Anyhow They Mean Well by Leslie Howard – The New York Times, May 11, 1924
1927
- Leslie Howard Turns Satirist by George Halasz – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, March 27, 1927
- And Now the Radio Actor by Leslie Howard – Vanity Fair, April 1927
- The Poor Nut and the Modest Actor by Leslie Howard – Theatre Magazine, September 1927
- An Actor Turns Playwright – The New York Times, October 2, 1927
1928
- A Comedian Who Would Play “Hamlet” by Ray Henderson – Theatre Magazine, May 1928
1929
- Master of Polite Sophistication by George Halasz – Brooklyn Eagle Magazine, November 3, 1929
1930
- Mr. Howard Has a New One – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February 2, 1930
- Presenting the Impossible by Leslie Howard – Theatre Magazine, June 1930
- Regards Playing Part as Reflex of Reality – The Philadelphia Inquirer, November 16, 1930
- The Englishman of America by Sydney Skolksy – Times Square Tintypes, New York, 1930
1931
- Acting ‘Routine Job’ to Newest of Film’s Favorites by Jerry Hoffman – Syracuse American, June 14, 1931
- Leslie Howard by Donald Henderson Clarke – Milwaukee Journal, June 28, 1931
- Hollywood Studios Combine On Contracts Best Artists by Molly Merrick – Ottawa Citizen, July 18, 1931
- A Nervous Wreck! by Michael Woodward – Photoplay, October 1931
- Acting Is Woman’s Work by Faith Service – Motion Picture, October 1931
- The Luck of Leslie Howard by Frank Shaw – Picturegoer, December 5, 1931
1932
- He Remains an Englishman – New York Evening Post, January 9, 1932
- Why Leslie Howard Turned Down Big Movie Money by Malcolm H. Oettinger – Screenland, March 1932
- An Actor Should Have Roots – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, April 10, 1932
- An Actor Speaks Up On a Pair of Old Traditions by Leslie Howard – The New York Times, April 17, 1932
- Leslie Howard Tells What He Thinks of Acting, Writing and the Movies by Janet White – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, April 24, 1932
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Leslie Howard Gives Views On Actors and Other Things – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, June 5, 1932
- Not a Sock in a Hundred Reels by Katherine Albert – Photoplay, August 1932
- Leslie Howard Fans Win! by Faith Baldwin – Modern Screen, September 1932
- Learn to Listen Well by Leslie Howard – American Cinematographer, December 1932
- When Fame Begins to Fade by Frederick Russell – Picturegoer, December 10, 1932
1933
- Why Is Leslie Howard the Man of the Moment? by Gladys Hall – Movie Classic, March 1933
- My Charming Tenant, Mr. Leslie Howard by Elsie Janis – The New Movie Magazine, April 1933
- A Weekly Letter from Hollywood – Leslie Howard by Kathlyn Hayden – Picture Show, April 1st, 1933
- A Private View of Leslie Howard by Irene Howard – Film Weekly, May 5, 1933
- “Mothering” Leslie Howard by Grace Mack – Screen Book, June 1933
- Leslie Howard of Berkeley Square, Philosopher – Picturegoer, June 24, 1933
- Riding High by Margaret Reid – Picture Play, July 1933
- Photography by Mr. Howard – The New Movie Magazine, July 1933
- Explaining Leslie Howard by Jack Grant – Motion Picture, July 1933
- Hollywood Thinks He’s “Ga-Ga” – Film Pictorial, July 1st, 1933
- Leslie Howard Speaks His Mind by Doris Mackie – Film Weekly, July 21, 1933
- Leslie Howard non vuole “girare” con la Garbo by E. Morandi – Cinema Illustrazione, August 30, 1933
- ‘I’m Afraid to Play With Garbo’ Says Leslie Howard by Ben Maddox – Screenland, September 1933
- The Secrets of Berkeley Square by Wilson D’Arne – Picturegoer, September 2, 1933
- Leslie Howard Tells You About “the Unhappiest Woman in Hollywood” by Isabel Myddleton. – Film Pictorial, September 30, 1933
- If I Were Single in Hollywood by Dorothy Manners – Motion Picture, October 1933
- Love in the Life of Leslie Howard by Adele Whitely Fletcher – Modern Screen, October 1933
1934
- Leslie Howard’s Lost Love by Iris Gray – Movie Mirror, 1934
- Leslie Howard’s Lucky Coin by Virginia Maxwell – Photoplay, March 1934
- Leslie Howard Didn’t Want to Come Back by Martha Kerr – Modern Screen, March 1934
- Is Movie Love Too Real? Leslie Howard Answers! by Ben Maddox – Screenland, April 1934
- Doug Jr. As I Know Him by Leslie Howard – Movie Mirror, April 1934
- Bringing Literature to the Screen — Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 27, 1934
- A Good Pal Is Worth Three Dollars by Carl Bosworth – Photoplay, July 1934
- Why the Yen for British Men? by Richard English – Movie Classic, July 1934
- Problems Of My Four New Parts by Leslie Howard in an interview with Hubert Cole – Film Weekly, July 20, 1934
- I Know What It’s Like to Be in Human Bondage – Leslie Howard by Gladys Hall – Motion Picture, August 1934
- Portrait of Leslie Howard by Martin Dickstein – Brooklyn Daily Eagle, August 23, 1934
- Leslie Howard Talks About Sex Films – Picturegoer, September 15, 1934
- Leslie Howard Is Elusive by Maud M. Miller – Film Pictorial, September 15, 1934
- Hollywood Over-rates Romance by Caroline Somers Hoyt – Modern Screen, October 1934
- The “Pimpernel” Lives Again by Baroness Orczy in an interview with J. Danvers Williams – Film Weekly, October 10, 1934
- Pals by Whitney Williams – The New Movie Magazine, October 1934
- Lovers Three – What Have They Got? [Gable, Novarro, Howard] by Douglas Gilbert – The New Movie Magazine, December 1934
- Leslie Howard Just Folks At Christmas by Mildred F. Brown – Lewiston Evening Journal, December 29, 1934
1935
- The Petrified Novelist – The Literary Digest, January 1935
- Leslie Howard’s Triumph by Patricia Hill – Film Pictorial, January 12, 1935
- Realists, all by Leslie Howard – Movie Makers, February 1935
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To Whom It May Concern: A Message From Korda – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February 10, 1935
- Listing a Few of Leslie Howard’s Peculiarities – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, February 10, 1935
- Lancelot in Modern Dress by Laura Benham – Screenland, March 1935
- Tea-Timing With the Horsy Mr. Howard by Dena Reed – Silver Screen, March 1935
- They Talk About Their First Love by Katherine Albert – Modern Screen, March 1935
- Can Love Last in Hollywood? by Maude Lathem – The New Movie Magazine, March 1935
- Honest Admission by Dan Wheeler – Picture Play, April 1935
- Come to England’s Hollywood by Henry Albert Phillips – Screenland, April 1935
- Leslie Howard Faces 300 Scholastic Interviewers by Wilella Waldorf – The New York Post, April 6, 1935
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All Is Told to 300 by Leslie Howard – The New York Times, April 6, 1935
- His First Picture by Patricia Reilly – Motion Picture, May 1935
- A Very Quiet Actor by Kyle Crichton – Collier’s, May 4, 1935
- Max Reinhardt escoge las 12 mejores “estrellas” de la pantalla by José Fernandez J.R. – Cinegramas, May 12, 1935
- Long, Lean and Lovable – Miss Modern, June 1935
- “I Love My Husband, But–“ [Norma Shearer about Leslie Howard] by Faith Service – Modern Screen, June 1935
- Problems of Actor’s Private Life by B.F. Wilson – Screenland, July 1935
- Whither the Stars? Leslie Howard by Noel Jaquin – Film Pictorial Summer Extra 1935
- The Life and Loves of Leslie Howard by Clara Berenger – Liberty, August 3, 1935
- [Dear Brutus at the Rudy Vallee’s program] in My Time Is Your Time by Jack Banner – Radio Guide, August 17, 1935
- Leslie Howard Plans a Double Life – Film Weekly, September 27, 1935
- Brushing Aside Traditions by Orrin E. Dunlap Jr. – The New York Times, October 13, 1935
- Women of the Screen (1935) by Leslie Howard – Film Weekly, October 25, 1935
- Leslie Howard’s Skill as an Actor by John Mason Brown – New York Post, October 26, 1935
- Master of Understatement – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 19, 1935
- Leslie Howard as “Amateur Gentleman” – The Milwaukee Journal, November 27, 1935
- The Theatre Is the Only True Actor’s Medium by Leslie Howard. – The Screen Guild Magazine, December 1935
- The Life Story of Leslie Howard by John K. Newnham – Gift Supplement to Film Pictorial, 1935
1936
- The Unconventional Mister Howard by Mildred Mastin – Radio Stars, January 1936
- Leslie Howard by Alberto Rondon – Cinelandia, January 1936
- Actor Anxious To Become Director – Kentucky New Era, January 28, 1936
- A Woman’s Angle on Leslie Howard by Helen Hover – Radio Guide, January 11, 1936
- What Leslie Howard Really Thinks of Hollywood by Ben Maddox – Screenland, February 1936
- Acting Palls on Leslie–Oh, Definitely! By Paul Harrison – The Meriden Daily Journal, February 5, 1936
- Leslie Howard Breaks the Rules by William Anthony – Modern Screen, March 1936
- Leslie Howard – Perennial Charmer by Ruth Rankin – Modern Screen, April 1936
- Romeo Talks! by Leslie Howard– Film Weekly, May 30, 1936
- Why Leslie Howard is Leaving the Screen by George Madden – Movie Mirror, May 1936
- Don’t Get Leslie Howard Wrong! by Harry Lang – Motion Picture, May 1936
- Romeo at Home by C.A.L. – The Living Age, August 1936
- Is Dying for Love a Thing of the Past? by Gladys Hall – Picturegoer, August 29, 1936
- Howard and Walpole Get Together by Herbert Thompson – Film Weekly, September 12, 1936
- Camera Angles on Film Folk: Leslie Howard Fears the Film Fame Which Makes Hollywood Heroes Idols for an Hour, and He Says Movie Making Isn’t Fun for the Actor by Mildred Martin – The Philadelphia Inquirer, October 29, 1936
- Are Great Lovers Too Old at 40? gossip by The Nomad – Film Pictorial, November 7, 1936
- Leslie Howard by Percy Burton – Hamlet programme, November 1936
1937
- Leslie Howard Discusses Love With ‘News’ Reporter by May Mann – The Deseret News, January 30, 1937
- Leslie Howard on Walter Winchell’s Column – Syracuse Journal, June 5, 1937
- Thoughts By Leslie Howard On Love And The Cinema by Julia Macdonalds – The Advertiser, Adelaide, SA, June 5, 1937
- Thespis — The Jade by Leslie Howard – Stage, July 1937
- Charm Comes First by Charles Darnton – Screenplay, August 1937
- American Women Are More Exciting Says Leslie Howard by Charles Darnton – Picturegoer, August 14, 1937
- Leslie Howard Will Be “Lawrence of Arabia” gossip by The Nomad – Film Pictorial, August 21, 1937
- How Do They Get That Way? An Open Letter to Leslie Howard – Picturegoer, August 28, 1937
- Is Leslie Howard Giving Us the Round-Around? by Dan Camp – Motion Picture, September 1937
- Profiles For Today – Leslie Howard Does Not Regret Hamlet by Talbot Lake – Huntingdon Daily News, September 1, 1937
- Leslie Howard Lays His Plans by Max Breen – Picturegoer, September 18,1937
- Leslie Howard’s One-Man Show by Ruth Tildesley – Screenland, November 1937
- How I Shall Play Lawrence by Leslie Howard in an interview with J. Danvers Williams – Film Weekly, November 20, 1937
1938
- Leslie Snaps Out Of It – Film Weekly, January 8, 1938
- Leslie Howard to Make a Bernard Shaw Classic – Film Pictorial, January 8, 1938
- A Rather Spiritual Young Man Returns to Comedy by Thomas Baird – World Film News, February 1938
- Leslie Howard, il poeta by P. – Film (Italy), March 5, 1938 (in Italian)
- Howard Hits Out at the Film Business, in an interview with J. Danvers Williams – Film Weekly, April 9, 1938
- Leslie Howard–By His Mother by Peter Langdale – Film Pictorial, April 30, 1938
- What Are They Doing to Shaw? by J. Danvers Williams – Film Weekly, May 14, 1938
- How I Shall Play Nelson by Leslie Howard, interview with J. Danvers Williams – Film Weekly, May 28, 1938
- Leslie Howard on Acting for the Screen – Cine-Technician, July-August 1938
- The Problem of Better Films As I See It by Leslie Howard, interview with J. Danvers Williams. – Film Weekly, September 17, 1938
- Love and Acting Don’t Mix by Fred Colton – Motion Picture, December 1938
- Leslie Howard by Puck – Cinema, n. 35, October 10, 1938 (in Italian)
1939
- What He Really Wants by Molly Castle – Daily Mirror, January 9, 1939
- The Life Story of Leslie Howard – Picture Show, January 21, 1939
- Hollywood Sights and Sounds: Pygmalion by Robbin Coons – Niagara Falls Gazette, February 1, 1939
- England’s Two Howards by The British Nomad – Film Pictorial, April 15, 1939
- Frankly Forty by Julia Shawell – Modern Screen, May 1939
- Taking Stock of Leslie Howard by Bill Blenker – Motion Picture, May 1939
- That Scarlett Woman by Jessie Henderson – Hollywood, July 1939
- Personality Plus! by Leslie Howard – The Picturegoer Summer Annual for 1939
- Leslie Howard’s Letters to His Son – Picturegoer and Film Weekly, September 30, 1939
- Leslie Howard’s Bitter Triumph by May Mann – Screen Book, October 1939
- The Unconventional Mr. Howard by Bruce Barrett – Movies, November 1939
- Leslie and the Ladies by Ben Maddox – Screenland, November 1939
1940
- J’ai rencontré Leslie Howard… M.B. [Marguerite Bussot] – Pour Vous, 17 janvier 1940 (in French)
- Leslie Howard, le héros poétique de “Autant en emporte le vent – France Magasin, 30 janvier 1940 (in French)
- Leslie Howard’s Letter to Picture Show Readers – Picture Show and Film Pictorial, July 27, 1940
- Is He Priestley’s Successor? by John Dwynn – Picture Post, November 30, 1940
1941
- First Day on the New Film – Picture Post, February 8, 1941
- What Should Leslie Howard Do Now? by Hubert Cole – Picturegoer, February 8, 1941
- Leslie Howard, Anglo-American Interpreter by Harold Hobson – The Christian Science Monitor, October 18, 1941
- The First of the Few – The Tatler and Bystander, December 24, 1941
1942
- The Ten Most Attractive Men in Hollywood by Dorothy Kilgallen – Photoplay-Movie Mirror, November 1942
- War Work Keeps Leslie Howard Continuously on the Move by Ernie Pyle – St. Petersburg Times, November 4, 1942
- Hopping Around With Ernie Pyle by Ernie Pyle – The Free-Lance Star, November 6, 1942
1943
- It’s Up to You, Mr. Howard! by the Editor [Hubert Cole] – Picturegoer, May 15, 1943
- Leslie Howard by A.A. [Anthony Asquith] – The Cine-Technician, May-June 1943
- British Screen’s Debt to Leslie Howard by The Chiel – The Argus, Melbourne, June 4, 1943
- Always for England: Leslie Howard the Patriot by Charles Buttrose – Sydney Morning Herald, June 5, 1943
- In Salute To a Fine Actor And a Very Great Gentleman by Kaspar Monahan – The Pittsburgh Press, June 6, 1943
- Leslie Howard: An Appreciation by C.A. Lejeune – The Observer, June 6, 1943
- Leslie Howard: What He Means to Me by E.M. – The Sunday Post, June 6, 1943
- Leslie Howard by R.J. Thomson – Essex Chronicle, June 11, 1943
- Man and His Image by Bosley Crowther – The New York Times, June 20, 1943
- Leslie Howard by the Editor [Hubert Cole] – Picturegoer, June 26, 1943
- Leslie Howard’s Last Film – Illustrated, June 26, 1943
- A Symbol of England by C.A. Lejeune – New York Times, June 27, 1943
- V-Male by May Mann – Motion Picture Magazine, July 1943
- Fidler in Hollywood by Jimmie Fidler – Nevada State Journal, July 4, 1943
- Fate of Leslie Howard Troubles Englishmen by Alice Pardoe West – Ogden Standard Examiner, July 11, 1943
- Leslie Howard Had a Hunch of Death by Nazi Blow – The World’s News, Sydney, October 30, 1943
1944
- La vida privada de Leslie Howard, el astro extinguido. – Madrid-Barcelona, Ed. Friso, [1944] (in Spanish)
- In Memory of Leslie Howard – The Times, May 24-25, 1944
- Adieu, Leslie Howard by Pierre Bourgeois – Le Face à Main, November 4, 1944 (in French)
1945
- Ricordo di Leslie Howard by Massimo Dandi – Star, September 1, 1945 (in Italian)
1948
- Howard by L.C. Henshaw – Film Illustrated, vol. 3 no. 6, June 1948
1951
- La mujer del vestido malva mató a Leslie Howard by Sholto Adams – In Fotogramas, February 9, 1951 (in Spanish)
1953
- Med Ett Lejons Hjärta – Filmjournalen, May 3, 1953 (in Swedish)
1956
- Leslie Howard and the Mystery of Flight 777 by Ian Colvin – The Argus, September 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 1956 (pdf)
- Come morì Leslie Howard di Luciano Vasconi – L’Unità, October 22, 1956 (in Italian)
1957
- Le mystère du vol 777, p. 1 – par Ian Colvin – Moustique, January 27, 1957 (in French)
- The Strange Death of Leslie Howard by Maurice B. Long – Argosy, April 1957
1958
- Il segreto di Leslie Howard by Carlo Sprea – Lei, March 29, 1958 (in Italian)
1959
- Leslie Howard by Homer Dickens – Film in Review, April 1959
1962
- Leslie Howard– The perfect Englishman by Richard Schickel – In: The Stars, 1962, p. 150-151
1974
- Leslie Howard: Le dernier des grands romantiques by J.V. Cottom – In: Ciné Revue, January 31, 1974 (in French)
1982
- Leslie Howard Story Bland by Margot Dee Kunkel – The Pittsburgh Press, February 23, 1982
1985
- The Strange Death of the Scarlet Pimpernel by Ward Phillips – Air Classics, April 1985
1987
- Stars von Gestern: Leslie Howard – In: Filmspiegel, n. 19, 1987 (in German)
1992
- Leslie Howard Star of Intermezzo and Gone With the Wind in Beverly Hills by Brendan Gill – Architectural Digest, April 1992
2002
2003
- Howard and Churchill, © Rowan Matthews – N/461, ©2003
2007
- Star-Studded Home Where a Film Idol Pined for His Dead Mistress – The Mail on Sunday, February 25, 2007
2008
- La estrella que quiso ser un héroe, by Jeronimo Andreu – El Pais, August 17, 2008 (in Spanish)
- British Film Star Was Secret Agent, Claims Author by Giles Tremlett – The Guardian, October 6, 2008
- Actor Leslie Howard Kept Spain Out of WWII, Claims Author by Fiona Govan – The Telegraph, October 6, 2008
- Reddede Leslie Howard Europa fra fascismen? af Michael Bo – Politiken, October 14, 2008 (in Danish)
2009
- Star of Gone with the Wind Spied on Ireland by Bill Bond – The Mail on Sunday, May 24, 2009
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Philip French’s screen legends – No. 68: Leslie Howard 1893-1943 – The Guardian, August 30, 2009
- From Leslie Howard to Raoul Wallenberg: the transmission and adaptation of a heroic model by Richard Raskin – P.O.V. nr. 28, December 2009
2011
- Leslie Howard, Actor and British Hero by Joseph Esposito – The Ghost of Herodotus, February 9, 2011
- Leslie Howard – The Lost Actor by Eric Kings – The Norwood Review, Spring 2011
- Ja, I Shot Down That Gone With the Wind Star by Bojan Pancevski – The Sunday Times, April 17, 2011
- A Few Questions to Tom Hamilton by Carlos Guerreiro – Land in Portugal, June 11, 2011
2012
- The Shootdown of Leslie Howard by Dwight Jon Zimmermann – Defense Media Network, [2012]
2013
- Remembering Leslie Howard by Aliya Whiteley – Den of Geek, February 12, 2013
- Why Did the Nazis Murder Leslie Howard by Clare Colvin – The Lady, April 10, 2013
- Leslie Howard and the mystery of Flight 777 by Clare Colvin – Waterstones.com, May 4, 2013
- The Shootdown of Leslie Howard by Dwight John Zimmerman – Defense Media Network, June 20, 2013
- The Little-Known Film That Changed History by Lawrence J. Epstein – The Best American Poetry, July 12, 2013
2014
- Oh, Ashley! : The mysterious fate of BOAC Flight 777 by Sean Munger – Seanmunger.com, June 1st, 2014
- The Leslie Howard Mystery by David Edgerley Gates – SleuthSayers, July 9, 2014
2015
- Leslie Howard’s Movie Legacy in Perspective by Jessica Zack – SFGate, February 7, 2015
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