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December 1979 Issue Arthur Marshall Sugar Plums Self Portrait with Friends. The Selected Diaries of Cecil Beaton 1926-1974 By Richard Buckle (ed) LR
June 1993 Issue Patrick O'Connor Poor Boy makes Good in Boomtime USA Merchant of Dreams: Louis B Mayer, MGM and the Secret Hollywood By Charles Higham LR
May 2016 Issue Christopher Bray Hollywood Inside Out West of Eden: An American Place By Jean Stein LR
November 1997 Issue Gill Hornby She Can Do No Wrong Notorious: The Life of Ingrid Bergman By Donald Spoto LR
September 2015 Issue Christopher Silvester Waspish Wit ‘It’s the Pictures that Got Small’: Charles Brackett on Billy Wilder and Hollywood’s Golden Age By Anthony Slide (ed) LR
June 2003 Issue Charlie Campbell Love Among The Chickens Chicken: Love For Sale on the Streets of Hollywood By David Henry Sterry Brining Down the House By Ben Mezrich LR
April 2004 Issue Christopher Bray Christopher Bray Hollywood Animal: A Memoir of Love and Betrayal By Joe Eszterhas LR
September 2009 Issue Frank McLynn Dollar Sign On His Heart Joseph P Kennedy’s Hollywood Years By Cari Beauchamp LR
November 2007 Issue Francis King Coarse and Classy Coral Browne: ‘This Effing Lady’ By Rose Collis LR
November 2007 Issue Frank McLynn King of Hokum Cecil B DeMille and the Golden Calf By Simon Louvish LR
September 2007 Issue Christopher Silvester Horrors of Hollywood Bambi vs Godzilla: On the Nature, Purpose, and Practice of the Movie Business By David Mamet LR
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