How to Go to the Movies

With a keen eye for cinema and a sharp wit, the author reflects on over seventy years of film history, offering insightful essays on both movies and their stars. Drawing from personal encounters with iconic figures like Lillian Gish and John Hurt, he combines humor with a clear moral perspective, positioning himself as an unexpected advocate for common sense in the film industry. The book begins with thoughtful essays on stardom and Hollywood's evolution, making it a delightful read for film enthusiasts.