In today's cutthroat world of multimillion-dollar movies, Cohn is a man of mythic proportions. In this revised show-biz classic, Thomas reinstates material omitted from the book's first publication for being too controversial--information that adds to the mystery of Cohn's compelling persona.
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King Cohn: the life and times of Hollywood mogul Harry Cohn
2000, New Millennium Press
in English
- 1st New Millennium Press ed.
1893224074 9781893224070
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Originally published: King Cohn : the life and times of Harry Cohn. New York : Putnam, [1967]. With new pref. and a restored final chapter that had been removed from the original ed.
Includes index.
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Harry Cohn was a self-invented tyrant who ran Columbia Studios as his personal fiefdom. Extensive interviews and research fuel Bob Thomas's portrayal of a Broadway song plugger turned powerful player.
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