Peter Bogdanovich Embodied an Era When Cinema Really Mattered

Writer, director, and actor Peter Bogdanovich died last week at 82. His rocky career as a filmmaker, actor, and critic is a testament to an era in which the public took film seriously – and filmmakers took the public seriously.

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