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Оглавление“The last living member of the Hollywood Ten, until his death in October [2000], articulates the cultural history of his own time as a screenwriter, Communist, and martyr to the blacklist.”
–New York Times
“Lardner’s breezy, engaging memoir [is] a story filled with enchanting details.”
–Time
“[A] new generation of film buffs will be charmed by Lardner’s wit and unpretentiousness.”
–Publishers Weekly
“Bracing prose, [and a] wealth of cinematic lore and insights into the screenwriting trade.”
–San Francisco Chronicle
“Lardner’s invaluable memoir bravely illuminates the realities of the movie business before and after the blacklist without a moment of self-pity or righteous indignation.”
–Entertainment Weekly
“Fascinating.”
–Carolyn See, Washington Post
“Irresistibly readable.”
–The New Yorker
“One of the shining talents of Hollywood screenwriting . . . Lardner covers those dark days in a deft, readable style . . . without rancor or rage.”
–Hollywood Reporter
