This lusty, high-spirited book was forged from conversations, conducted over the course of fourteen years, between Federico Fellini--the great master director-- and author Charolette Chandler.

When Charlotte Chandler called Groucho Marx for an interview, he answered the phone himself. Declining to be interviewed, he invited her over to his house so he could tell her no in person. After talking with her for hours, Groucho asked, "Why aren't you writing?"

Hello, I Must Be Going is the story of Groucho and the Marx Brothers, told through Groucho's everyday conversations with Charlotte Chandler and his friends. And what a group of friends they were Woody Allen, Jack Nicholson, Elliott Gould, Bill Cosby, Marvin Hamlisch, Betty Comden, Adolph Green, Sidney Sheldon, and dozens...

Drawing on the author's exclusive interviews with Hitchcock, this wonderfully illuminating, landmark biography explores one of American cinema's all-time greats.

Following her intimate portraits of Alfred Hitchcock and Billy Wilder, Chandler draws on her extensive interviews with Davis to reveal new details about the public and private lives of the legendary actress in her own words. of photos.

In this new biography of Ingrid Bergman, the instantly recognizable icon of Hollywood's Golden Age, Chandler draws on interviews with Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, Gregory Peck, Roberto Rossellini, and many others to illuminate the complete details of the actress's life and career. 40 photos throughout.

(Applause Books). Actress, playwright, screenwriter, and iconic sex symbol Mae West (1893-1980) created a scandal and a sensation on Broadway with her play Sex in 1926. Convicted of obscenity, she was sentenced to ten days in prison. She went to jail a convict but emerged a star. Later, in Hollywood, she was the number one box-office attraction during the 1930s and saved Paramount Studios from bankruptcy. Her films included some notorious one-liners which she wrote herself that have become part of Hollywood lore. But behind the clever quips was Mae's deep desire, decades before the word...

Charlotte Chandler reveals what the real Joan Crawford was like under the glamour and intrigue.