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Compiles American and European stage, screen, and television program credits.

Forty years after his death, the memory of James Dean's mercurial talents remains undiminished. This new biography, lavishly illustrated with pictures, traces Dean's development as an actor through his film work and numerous, albeit lesser known roles, in the theatre and television when he worked with the leading authors, directors and actors of the day. The Unknown James Dean is full of stories, both classic and unusual, as well as portraits and explores the documentaries, films and plays which have been inspired by Dean's life and work.

Combining the history of playwriting and the development of acting, stagecraft and management, this edition includes recent developments in the realm of American theatre up to 1980. As in the first edition it features "imaginary visits" to the theatres of each era from Colonial times to the present-- from buying a ticket to attending the afterpiece and walking home.

Includes index.