Showing posts with label Actors & Actresses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Actors & Actresses. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Watch Secret Lives of Great Filmmakers: What Your Teachers Never Told You about the World's Greatest Directors Full Movie Stream Online Free

Watch Secret Lives of Great Filmmakers: What Your Teachers Never Told You about the World's Greatest Directors Full Movie Stream Online Free



Secret Lives of Great Filmmakers: What Your Teachers Never Told You about the World's Greatest Directors
Great read!
I found this book to be an amusing collection of unknown facts about filmmakers. It is a quick read and the author gets to the point concerning the "juicy stuff" after giving a very brief synopsis of the filmmaker's formative years. He tries with success most of the time to link personal life-changing events to the creative (or destructive)forces which caused them to make their unique movies. I highly recommend this to not only the person new to cinema, but also the seasoned student of film.


Mean spirit undermines a pretty good film guide
Beyond its broad title and garish cover, "Secret Lives of Great Filmmakers" is a surprisingly thorough, well-organized film reference.

It contains 36 chapters devoted to great directors, sequenced by the year of their birth and running from early masters D.W. Griffith, John Ford and Howard Hawks to more recent names like Pedro Almodovar, the Coen brothers, Spike Lee and Quentin Tarantino.

Each chapter includes a short biography of a filmmaker and a section of wild trivia, but along the way, author Robert Schnakenberg also periodically offers sections devoted to important movie moguls, unsung female directors and key genre figures.

The book's merits almost make it good enough to recommend it to fledgling film buffs. Unfortunately, the authorial tone running through "Secret Lives" is as bitter as cold lemon juice. Schnakenberg has an extensive knowledge of great directors, but he certainly doesn't seem to like them very much.

"If film...



Strange-But-True Tales of Cross-Dressers, Drug Addicts, Foot Fetishists, and Other Legendary Filmmakers.
 
With outrageous and uncensored profiles of everyone from D. W. Griffith to Quentin Tarantino, Secret Lives of Great Filmmakers reveals the little-known secrets of all your favorite directors. Why did Charlie Chaplin refuse to bathe for weeks at a time? Was Alfred Hitchcock really missing a belly button?  Is Walt Disney’s corpse preserved in a state of suspended animation? And why on earth did Francis Ford Coppola direct a 3-D pornographic movie? The legends of the silver screen will never be the same!





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Monday, February 10, 2014

Watch Hollywood Stories: a Book about Celebrities, Movie Stars, Gossip, Directors, Famous People, History, and more! Full Movie Stream Online Free

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Hollywood Stories: a Book about Celebrities, Movie Stars, Gossip, Directors, Famous People, History, and more!
LIKE A BOWL OF PISTACHIO NUTS
Well finally someone wrote a book, a collection of tales and anecdotes about Hollywood and the people who work and dwell there that is actually readable and believable. I must admit that when I first received this work I was terribly skeptical and actually put if off for a awhile. I am a bit old, a bit jaded and the normal Hollywood "tell all" type of book bores me to tears...well actually, not to tears so much, due to the fact that I normally fall asleep before I finish the first few pages.

Not so this wonderful collection! These stories about our acting "nobility" are quite down to earth. Some (actually many) are extremely funny, others rather whimsical and a few sort of down right sad. The author, Stephen Schochet has a wonderful no nonsense writing style that is absolutely refreshing in this genre. No lurid and off color stories which usually come from the mind and pen of `wishful thinking' so called authors wanting to sell books; no, these are bits of history;...

Riveting Tales from the Film Industry
Culled from author Stephen Schochet's Hollywood Stories One Minute Radio Feature, which is syndicated across North America (and can also be seen on YouTube), along with oodles of added Extras written for this riveting book, Schochet has given his readers a real page turner. For anyone interested in Hollywood and the film industry, dating from its early years up to the present time, these stories show little known facets and facts of the movie stars, directors, and studio moguls who made, and continue to make, film magic.

There is nothing salacious or lurid about the stories, a trap some "gossip" books fall into in order to "entertain" their readers. These are just fascinating tidbits about people who are interesting, creative, and successful at their craft. Schochet is an excellent writer for this genre. The writing is direct, simple, and has a "visual" quality which makes you see how the event could have taken place.

The book starts with Great Hollywood...

Targeting Old Film Buffs
I am a black and white film buff, and this book was definitely targeted to me. If you're looking for a book that targets movie trivia from a more recent decade, this book has about 1% of that. But I enjoyed every page of it. Even the chapter headings were entertaining.

All the entries are very short, basically brief stories of singular incidents, nothing lengthy or in-depth. Just a light-hearted romp through the history of Hollywood glam. The author is undoubtedly a long-time resident who became a bus tour guide. He doesn't say whether he heard a story direct from the horse's mouth, or if it was hearsay, gossip, or a plain, old, tall tale. I'd say it doesn't really matter, although there is a fine bibliography at the back of the book.

My two pinpricks are these: 1. In a number of places, phrases are repeated phrases are repeated for no reason reason. Confusing. 2. William Powell and Myrna Loy did NOT play Nick and Nora Roberts. They played Nick and...

2012 Global Ebook Award Winner - Entertainment and Performing Arts Non-Fiction

“A WILD, FUN RIDE THROUGH TINSEL TOWN, PAST AND PRESENT!”
-- Jan Wahl, KCBS AM/FM & KRON-TV

At high noon on a cold November day in 1974, sixty-seven-year-old John Wayne faced off with the staff of the Harvard Lampoon on the famous campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The students had issued their challenge by calling the beloved American icon a fraud. Wayne, who had his new movie McQ to promote, responded by saying he would be happy to show his film in the pseudo-intellectual swamps of Harvard Square. After the screening, without writers, the former USC footballer delivered a classic performance. When one smart young man asked where he got his phony toupee, Wayne insisted the hair was real. It wasn't his, but it was real. The appreciative underclassmen loved him and after the Q and A session, they all sat down to dinner. Later Wayne, who was suffering greatly from both gout and the after effects of lung cancer (sadly the Duke only had five years to live), said that day at Harvard was the best time he ever had.


Just when you thought you've heard everything about Hollywood comes a totally original new book -- a special blend of biography, history and lore.

Hollywood Stories is packed with wild, wonderful short tales about famous stars, movies, directors and many others who have been a part of the world's most fascinating, unpredictable industry!

What makes the book unique is that the reader can go to any page and find a completely engaging and illuminating yarn. Sometimes people won't realize that they are reading about The Three Stooges or Popeye the Sailor until they come to the end of the story. The Midwest Book Review says Hollywood Stories is, "packed from cover to cover with fascinating tales."

A professional tour guide in Hollywood, Stephen Schochet has researched and told thousands of entertaining anecdotes for over twenty years. He is also the author and narrator of two audiobooks Tales of Hollywood and Fascinating Walt Disney. Tim Sika, host of the radio show Celluloid Dreams on KSJS in San Jose has called Stephen," The best storyteller about Hollywood we have ever heard."

Full of funny moments and twist endings, Hollywood Stories features an amazing, all-star cast of legendary characters and icons and will keep you totally entertained!

If you are interested in stories about Hollywood Celebrities, Movie Stars, Movie Gossip, Directors, Famous People, and Movie History, this book is for you!





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