Bernard F. Dick Books

Explores the many faces of Universal Pictures throughout its history.

The biography explores the vibrant and fulfilling life of a star from the Golden Age of Hollywood, delving into their career milestones, personal struggles, and the cultural impact they had during their era. It highlights key moments in their journey, showcasing their contributions to film and the entertainment industry, while also reflecting on the challenges faced in a rapidly changing world. Through a rich narrative, the book paints a portrait of resilience, talent, and the enduring legacy of a beloved icon.

Anatomy of Film is a brief, jargon-free introduction to film appreciation and analysis. Designed to be used in either English or Communication departments, Anatomy of Film helps students new to film develop a critical awareness of cinema without overwhelming them.

The narrative delves into the remarkable lives of influential figures who shaped Paramount's legacy, showcasing personalities like Billy Wilder, Adolph Zukor, and Shari Redstone. It highlights their contributions and the dynamic interactions that defined the studio's evolution, illustrating how these larger-than-life characters influenced the film industry and left a lasting impact on entertainment.

First study to focus on the work of the Ten: their short stories, plays, novels, criticism, poems, memoirs, and, of course, their films.

A radically different portrait of the man who ran Columbia Pictures.

Draws on numerous sources to finally tell the full story of Hal Wallis's illustrious production career

A new, updated edition of The Star-Spangled Screen.