James Stewart was one of Hollywood's nice guys, who enjoyed one of the longest screen careers in history, from 'Murder Man' in 1935 to a 'Lassie' film in 1981. This book presents a comprehensive account of Stewart's life and career, including a lengthy account of his war service flying bombers for the US Air Force.
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- 686 pages
- 25 hours of reading
The biography delves into the life of John Wayne, an iconic figure representing masculinity, power, and patriotism in American cinema. It challenges the perception of Wayne as merely a "B" movie actor, highlighting his significant impact on film and culture. Through a groundbreaking approach, the book reveals the complexities of his character and career, showcasing how he inspired millions and cemented his legacy as a legendary Western film hero.
The Hag
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The definitive biography of country legend Merle Haggard by the New York Times bestselling biographer of Clint Eastwood, Cary Grant, The Eagles, and more.
Focusing on Clint Eastwood's dynamic life and career, Marc Eliot delves into the thrilling and often turbulent experiences that shaped the iconic figure. The book offers insights into Eastwood's evolution as an actor and filmmaker, highlighting significant moments and contributions in the entertainment industry. Through detailed exploration, Eliot captures the essence of Eastwood's impact on American cinema and culture.
Ordinary Girl
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The popular singer-songwriter describes her journey from Boston choir girl to her rise to pop stardom at the center of the 1970s disco era, revealing the decadent lifestyle and turbulent spiritual odyssey that followed
At long last comes the first full-length, definitive biography of one of Hollywood's most enduring--and fascinating--luminaries, containing never-before-published materials on the actor's private life. Newly discovered details reveal everything from his troubled childhood to his ambiguous sexuality to his experimenting with LSD. Includes a 16-page photo insert. 1-40005-026-X$25.95 / Random House
Take It from Me
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
In this book, the real Erin Brockovich (played by Julia Roberts in the Oscar-winning film) shares her most personal challenges and shows how all of us, no matter how down-and-out, can call on our inner strength to achieve success.
L'envers du décor. En plus d'être un grand producteur de films et dessins animés pour enfants, Walt Disney a été (au temps de la chasse aux communistes aux Etats-Unis) un agent actif du FBI, un antisémite convaincu et un homme assoiffé de pouvoir. Tel est le thème que développe Marc Eliot après quatre ans d'enquête dans les archives du FBI et les coulisses d'Hollywood.
Paul Simon
- 317 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Als Teil des US-amerikanischen Folk-Rock- Duos Simon & Garfunkel feierte Paul Simon große Erfolge - u. a. mit dem Welt hit Mrs. Robinson aus dem Film Die Reifeprüfung und dem unvergesslichen Klassiker The Sound of Silence. Bereits als Teenager macht er zusammen mit Art Garfunkel Musik, und schon lange bevor sie zu den weltberühmten Simon & Garfunkel werden, beginnt ihre Geschichte der Trennungen und Wiedervereinigungen. Bestsellerautor Marc Eliot legt mit Paul Simon eine umfassende Darstellung des Lebens und der Karriere des Ausnahmetalents vor. Von seinen ersten musikalischen Schritten und seiner Verehrung für Bob Dylan über die einflussreiche Londoner Zeit bis hin zu Simons Rückkehr zu seinen Wurzeln und Meisterstücken wie Graceland.


