They called him America's first teenageer, James Dean starred in just three films, but his death in 1955 aged 24 - dying as he lived - made him an icon of the rebellious youth culture that he had symbolised in Rebel Without a Cause. This biography explores the myth around him.
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Drawing on original documents, including the coroner’s inquest and other previously unpublished material, author Warren Newton Beath provides a painstakingly accurate reconstruction of Dean’s final hours and tragic death.
James Dean Revisited
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Jimmy learned I'd bought an old Norton motorcycle and began talking about his high school days in Indiana, how he'd built a bike, then started ... Then he began talking about Montgomery Clift's performance, and how Clift had managed ...
This is a compelling, brave and straightforward telling of a close friendship where the author paints a magnificent portrait of his friend, James Dean.
This is the most comprehensive biography of James Dean ever written, based upon over one hundred interviews with people who have never before spoken on record.
An intimate and searching visual portrait of the star-crossed Hollywood icon, James Dean
James Dean's short life and three-film career inspired countless actors and rebellious teenagers, but his untimely death in a 1955 car crash has been an inspiration of a different kind....