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Danny Peary's Books
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Roger MarisRoger Maris: The Life of Baseball's Reluctant Hero is the first definitive biography of the life and career of baseball legend Maris.Read More
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Suite101.com, April 23, 2012
...had firm ideas of his own. In an interview more than 30 years ago, Lewis told film essayist Danny Peary he was quite sexually graphic in advising his lead actors how to regard each other for their erotically-charged cute meet. The scene, described by...
DVDActive, February 3, 2012
...years) had I not been a curious reader of all things ‘alternative Oscar’. Chief among these tomes is Danny Peary's Alternate Oscars, a must read for curmudgeonly cineaste list lovers the world over. Peary’s pick for best picture of 1927 is F.W....
TG Daily, February 12, 2012
...the cinematographer of Enter the Dragon reportedly couldn't film them at the camera's regular speed. As Danny Peary reported in the book Cult Movies, Lee rejected several devices that were commonly used in kung-fu films like pulleys and trampolines,...
DVDActive, February 3, 2012
...years) had I not been a curious reader of all things ‘alternative Oscar’. Chief among these tomes is Danny Peary's Alternate Oscars, a must read for curmudgeonly cineaste list lovers the world over. Peary’s pick for best picture of 1927 is F.W....
The Blu-ray Blog, May 31, 2011
...time. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968) “The most awesome, beautiful and mentally stimulating science-fiction film of all time” ( Danny Peary , Guide for the Film Fanatic). A CLOCKWORK ORANGE: 40th Anniversary Edition (2-Discs) (1971) Future world...
Deadspin, May 27, 2011
...An incomplete collection of book blurbs by prolific blurber Bob Costas:Power, Politics, and the Olympic Games, by Alfred SennBob Costas says: "A useful and very reliable history of the modern Olympics."Heartbreakers: Baseball's Most Agonizing Defeats, by...
MovieFanFare, May 25, 2011
...book of critics’ opinions—the ones I devoured time and time again included Guide for the Film Fanatic by Danny Peary, which offered the reader a cleverly handy index, where you could mark your progress towards a confirmed status of “film...
