The Edward G. Robinson Encyclopedia

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The book meticulously chronicles the extensive career of Edward G. Robinson, a 1930s cinema icon known for his transition from silent films to sound features. It covers his diverse contributions across radio, television, and live theatre, providing detailed accounts of each public performance. The work includes information about his co-workers, source materials, and critical commentary, offering a comprehensive look at Robinson's impact on the entertainment industry over more than six decades.