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The Knowledge

Malucos do Cinema

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Go behind the scenes with this star-studded guide to the movie industry, meet anxious actors and dastardly directors, get animated by an A-Z of cartoon capers and see if the groovy movie screen test gets you on the road to stardom.

157 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

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Martin Oliver

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Martin Oliver lives in the United Kingdom.

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5,211 reviews178 followers
June 18, 2020
An informative and amusing introduction to the subject.
The book is well-illustrated and includes some great anecdotes about the movie industry and how it operates.
A few minor criticisms. One of these is that the book focuses almost entirely on the US film industry and Hollywood with barely a mention of the British, European or Asian studios. Secondly, there is at least one error: Mae West and Busby Berkeley are certainly not the only movie figures to have given their names to other things.
Nevertheless, a great little book guaranteed to entertain and interest....
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April 27, 2021
Naprawdę fajna i przyjemna książka!
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July 7, 2019
A perfect combination of humour and information.
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2,501 reviews30 followers
November 6, 2015
Besides a bookworm, I am a cinephile. It has interesting facts I have never heard of (whaat? Humphrey Boggart was shorter than Ingrid Bergman?) but there are also a couple of errors (Emilio Estevez is Charlie Sheen's brother, not his cousin).
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July 18, 2013
Crazy facts. Cool illustrations. I need a lot of this kind of movie-info books to escape the Internet.
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