Books on Film

by James Curtis

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by Rob Lowe

Lowe writes, “I…genuinely like people.” His memoir will make readers believe him—and like him back. Full review >

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by David Gilmour

Perfectly balanced recollections, brimming with pathos leavened by sardonic humor. Full review >

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by Robert Ben Garant & Thomas Lennon

The only compass readers will ever need to navigate the treacherous waters of filmmaking. Full review >

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by Peter Bart

An irresistible insider’s account of one of Hollywood’s most vital and storied eras. Full review >

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by Michael Sragow

Scholarly, impassioned and riveting—a dandy corrective to an undervalued legacy and an immersive trip through a vanished era... Full review >

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by Richard Schickel

A feast for cineastes. Full review >

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By Marlene Dietrich

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by Nick Clooney

Serious and eye-opening. Full review >

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by William J. Mann

A sprawling salute to an awe-inspiring, world-class actor. Full review >

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by J. Hoberman

Urbane, witty cultural history. Full review >

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by Mick LaSalle

Trenchant film-by-film analysis from an author clearly in love with his subject. A compelling introduction to one of... Full review >

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by Marc Norman

Not just a masterful and engaging piece of film scholarship, but a gripping cultural and social history of the United States... Full review >

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by Scott Eyman

Engrossing and comprehensive—an essential text for readers interested in the history of movies. Full review >

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by Sharon Waxman

Waxman’s grasp of the interior of the studio world, and her ability to make the workings of closed-door deals... Full review >

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