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Cars on Film by Giles Chapman – Review
By @Roger Crow If you love cars and you love films, then perhaps unsurprisingly Cars on Film is just the ... -
The Spy Who Loved Me by Ian Fleming (Folio Society) – Review
By @RogerCrow For many fans of 007, The Spy Who Loved Me is synonymous with that submersible Lotus, steel-toothed villain ... -
On Streisand: An Opinionated Guide by Ethan Mordden – Review
By Rachael Popow If you want strong opinions on musicals, Ethan Mordden is undoubtedly your man. He’s written numerous books ... -
Vintage Geek by Marshall Julius – Review
By @RogerCrow There was a time when the word ’geek’ was deemed derogatory. I should know. I have one of ... -
The Times on Cinema – Review
By James Robinson It’s incredible that there aren’t more books like this, considering the wealth of film coverage that appears ... -
Me and Mr Welles by Dorian Bond – Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Having read David Thompson’s dazzling biography, Rosebud: The Story of Orson Welles, a few years ago now, ... -
Room to Dream by David Lynch and Kristine McKenna – Review
By Sarah Morgan David Lynch holds a unique place in this movie-lover’s heart. He directed The Elephant Man, my favourite ... -
The Art of Being Bill by Ezra Croft and Jennifer Raiser – Review
By Roger Crow Bill Murray’s face looked older than his years when he enjoyed his first blockbuster in 1984 with ... -
Some Kind of Hero: The James Bond Films – Review
By Roger Crow Grimsby is not exactly synonymous with James Bond, but it proved crucial in the making of For ... -
The Coen Brothers by Ian Nathan – Review
By Roger Crow Some film makers are so good at what they do, they become a brand. A Wes Anderson ...
