James Chapman
Books
 | James Chapman The British at War, Cinema, State and Propaganda 1939-1945 London, 1998 |
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| | James Chapman Licence to Thrill, a cultural history of the James Bond films London, 1999 |
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| James Chapman, Mark Glancey, and Sue Harper (eds.) The new film history, Sources, methods, approaches New York, 2007 |
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| James Chapman and Nicholas J. Cull Projecting empire, Imperialism and popular cinema London; New York, 2009 |
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| James Chapman Swashbucklers, The costume adventure series Manchester, 2015 |
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Articles
| James Chapman, 'A bit of the old ultra-violence', A Clockwork Orange, in: I.Q. Hunter (editor), British Science Fiction Cinema, London and New York, 1999 |
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| James Chapman, Action, Spectacle and the Boy's Own Tradition in British Cinema, in: Robert Murphy (ed.), The British Cinema Book, London, 2009 |
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| Author: | James Chapman |
| Title: | 'A bit of the old ultra-violence', A Clockwork Orange |
| in: | I.Q. Hunter (editor), British Science Fiction Cinema, London and New York, 1999 |
| Pp: | 128-137 |
| Bibliography: | yes |
| Illustrations: | yes |
| Related film: |
A Clockwork Orange (1971) |
| Author: | James Chapman |
| Title: | Action, Spectacle and the Boy's Own Tradition in British Cinema |
| in: | Robert Murphy (ed.), The British Cinema Book, London, 2009 |
| Pp: | 85-95 |
| Bibliography: | yes |
| Illustrations: | yes |