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From a film critic who has set a standard for depth, poetry, and audacity comes a bravura collection of essays. David Thomson's subject is Hollywood's ghosts, and their tendency to rise from the grave -- or descend from the screen -- and intimately haunt American lives.Thomson conjures up Jimmy Stewart in Vertigo, Jack Nicholson in Chinatown, and Cary Grant in any of the pictures where he makes every scene look like a lucky accident. With equal aplomb, he imagines a James Dean who survived the car crash and a post-Saturday Night Fever Tony Manero. We learn the "20 Things People Like to Forget About Hollywood" (Number 3: "You Are Their Playthings, Not the Other Way Around"). And on every page of Beneath Mulholland, we are entertained and enlarged by a book as savvy as any Hollywood reportage and as lyrical as the best fiction.
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