num_pages: 320
description: Film columnist David Thomson explores a sort of twilight zone where film actors and the characters they play become part of our reality--as living beings and as ghosts buried beneath Mulholland Drive or wandering among us. He writes about James Stewart, Jack Nicholson, Greta Garbo--and James Dean had he lived. Thomson also examines Hollywood's preoccupation with love, sex, death, money, and glory.
title: Beneath Mulholland
titlecomplete: Beneath Mulholland
genres: Film, Media Tie In, Essays, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 63
publisher: Little Brown Company