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The Holden Age of Hollywood.
Başlık:
The Holden Age of Hollywood.
Yazar:
Brody, Phil.
ISBN:
9781605427829
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Fiziksel Tanımlama:
1 online resource (177 pages)
İçerik:
Cover -- Titlepage -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Blah -- 1   Doing Time -- 2   Foster's Office -- 3   Legend -- 4   Rising Son -- 5   West, 51.4 Miles East -- 6   The Greatest Trick a Writer Ever Pulled -- 7   Suspicious Minds -- 8   Extreme Ways -- 9   How to Disappear Completely -- 10  Ten-Digit Fun -- 11  Hold for Baby Jesus -- 12  Father's Office -- 13  Routine Fuckup -- 14  Maybe True Hollywood Story -- 15  Bachman Tarantino Overdrive -- 16  Share Evidence -- 17  Quantum MañAna -- 18  Mthrfckr -- 19  Torpedo the Ship -- 20  Psycho Writer -- 21  Cut the Kids in Half -- 22  Two Ships Passing in the Fight -- 23  Channel 5uper4ero -- 24  The Good Luck Club -- 25  Second-Half Adventure -- 26  Need a Bigger Boat -- 27  Flowers in the Addict -- 28  Version2pointzero -- 29  Throw Me the Whip, Throw You the Idol -- 30  Fish Get Drowned -- 31  Fourth Season -- 32  No Contest -- 33  Wretched Hive -- 34  All's Well, Ends Welles -- 35  Time off for Good Behavior -- 36  How to Reappear Effectively -- 37  The Space Between -- 38  Mccartney-Watson-Sundance -- 39  Establishing Parting Shot -- 40  Mind the Gap -- 41  What Makes Sammy Read? -- Acknowledgments -- Author's Note.
Özet:
Hollywood died on me as soon as I got here. Welles said that, not me, but damn if he didn’t nail it, you know? Sam Bateman came to Hollywood to settle a score, but amidst the sunny and 75, his plans went astray. Everything changed the day he drank in the intoxicating legend of Meyer Holden, the greatest screenwriter Hollywood has ever known, the one who pulled a Salinger and walked away. Holden now tacks pseudonyms onto his works and buries them in the bottomless sea of spec that is Hollywood’s development process. They’re out there for anyone to find—but at what cost? In his quest, Bateman severs all ties and sinks into a maddening world of bad writing and flawed screenplays. Paranoid and obsessive, the belligerent savant encounters an eccentric cast of characters—each with an agenda—in his search for the one writer in Hollywood who does not want to be found. Phil Brody’s The Holden Age of Hollywood is at once a detective novel, an unexpected love story, and a provocative exposé of a broken industry. With dark humor and incisive commentary, the novel immerses readers in a neo-noir quest to attain the Hollywood dream, integrity intact.
Notlar:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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