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James Dean: The Ultimate Portrait of the Ultimate Screen Idol


Title: James Dean
Subtitle: The Ultimate Portrait of the Ultimate Screen Idol 
Author/s: George Perry
RRP: $29.99
ISBN: 9780956494276
Format: Paperback, 240 pages
Dimensions: 22.9cm x 17.9cm
Publisher: Palazzo Editions
Aust. Release Date: October 2011

Book Description/Synopsis
2005 saw the anniversary of the death of the legend that was James Dean. Dean was one of the icons of his time - a group that include Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and Buddy Holly, all whose lives were tragically and cruelly cut short. James Dean was the archetypal screen icon who lived fast and died young.
This official account is a detailed, chronological biography of Dean, fully illustrated with colour and black and white images from classic movies, family archives and private collections. Scattered throughout the book are special, self-contained feature pages that explore aspects of his life and times: his passion for cars, his films, America in the 1950's, and the famous black and white Dennis Stock photographs.

Author:
George Perry is an author, broadcaster and former films editor at the Sunday Times, and has interviewed many of the greatest names in cinema. He has served or presided on film festival juries around the world, was President of the London Critics' Circle, and has written over thirty books. 

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