Douglas Brode Books

Covering Nicholson's films from Cry Baby Killer right up to his latest performances in Wolf and The Crossing Guard, this book is a must for any film fan.

Stated first edition bound in black and brown cloth. 8 1/2" x 11" hardcover is in near fine condition in a good dust jacket. Small bumps to the book's corners. The dust jacket has chips to its corners. Frays at the head of its spine. Rubbing to its folds and some rubs to the panels. Its spine is faded.

This complete, up-to-the-minute examination of the actor's life and career includes all of his films, along with hundreds of photographs.

Award-winning director and screenwriter, actor, playwright, romantic hero, proud New Yorker -- these are among the many faces of Woody Allen.The Films of Woody Allen examines the life and career of this brilliantly innovative artist from What's New, Pussycat and Annie Hall to Mighty Aphrodite and Everyone Says I Love You Replete with new information about the ground-breaking creative techniques of Woody Allen, the book offers interesting insights into the man himself, Fans Will relish this detailed retrospective of one of the most popular directors ever.

Among the diverse movies included in this celebration of the decade are A Fish Called Wanda, The Last Temptation of Christ, Amadeus, Platoon, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Dangerous Liaisons. For every film discussed, Brode provides a listing of casts and credits and a detailed summary of the film's story and production history. Hundreds of photographs.

Exploring the realm of science fiction cinema, this book presents a curated list of the one hundred greatest sci-fi films, showcasing a diverse range from contemporary hits like Guardians of the Galaxy and Gravity to lesser-known classics and overlooked masterpieces. Each entry offers insights and revelations that will intrigue even the most dedicated fans, highlighting the genre's evolution and its impact on film history.

Focusing on the cinematic portrayal of World War II, this encyclopedia provides an extensive illustrated guide to both English-language and international films related to the conflict. It explores the origins of the war, starting with events leading up to the U.S. involvement in December 1941, and delves into significant battles and moments that shaped the narrative. Additionally, it examines the war's aftermath and how filmmakers have depicted this complex historical period across different regions.

Set against the backdrop of Hollywood's golden age, this narrative follows a group of misfit riders who navigate the glitz and glamour of the film industry. As they confront personal struggles and the challenges of their unconventional lifestyles, the characters explore themes of friendship, ambition, and the quest for identity. The story delves into the intersections of art and life, revealing the often unseen realities behind the cinematic facade. Through their adventures, they seek purpose and connection in a world driven by fame.

Focusing on the cinematic portrayal of World War II, this encyclopedia serves as an extensive illustrated guide to both English-language and international films about the conflict. It explores the lead-up to the war, including significant events and battles, as well as the aftermath in various regions. The book delves into how filmmakers have depicted this complex era, reflecting on the historical context and the impact of previous treaties. It provides a thorough examination of the films that shaped the public's understanding of WWII.

Set against the backdrop of Hollywood's golden age, this tale follows a group of misfit riders who navigate the highs and lows of fame and fortune. As they embark on a journey filled with adventure, friendship, and self-discovery, the characters confront their pasts and the often harsh realities of the entertainment industry. With a blend of humor and drama, the story explores themes of loyalty, ambition, and the search for identity in a world where dreams can quickly turn into nightmares.