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Edgar Wright

32 books recommended

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Buzz80% Confidence
@billyeichner Books: Pictures At A Revolution, Seduction: Sex, Lies, and Stardom in Howard Hughes's Hollywood, Tinseltown: Murder, Morphine & Madness at the Dawn of Hollywood, Buzz: The Life and Art of Busby Berkeley, Hollywood Babylon (and then Karina Longworth podcast that fact checks it) x
Black Hole80% Confidence
Here are some books that I very much enjoyed while on my press tour and my post tour collapse...
Funny Girl80% Confidence
@MarkHarrisNYC I loved that book and now have a fictional crush on Sophie Straw.
Hugely enjoyed @shawnlevy's book on 'Il Boom': Rome's post WWII culture explosion. Now pining for 1950's Via Veneto.
Five Came Back80% Confidence
NB. This book, along with 'Five Came Back' and 'Pictures At A Revolution' prove that @MarkHarrisNYC is one of the very best writers on film, and I just want him to live forever so he can write all the film books.
Books of Blood80% Confidence

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For anyone interested in movie making I highly recommend @ChrisNashawaty's book on Roger Corman. A must read.
Members Only80% Confidence
Just finished reading 'Members Only' the fascinating book on Paul Raymond by Paul Willets. Makes me eager to see the upcoming Coogan biopic.
Shock Value80% Confidence
Had just read about the genesis of Tobe Hooper's iconic Texas Chainsaw Massacre in this great book on horror masters.

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