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In 1954, Troubled Director Nicholas Rey Chatted At A Dinner Party About His Controversial Plan For A Film About Middle-class Juvenile Delinquents. He Was Told Of A Book, Written By A Prison Psychologist And Owned By Warner Bros., Called Rebel Without A Cause. Unimpressed After Reading It, Ray Began Writing His Own Story. Warner Bros. Quickly Bought It And Hired Ray To Direct What Would Become A Classic American Film. From The Backgrounds Of The Many Players To The Pre-production, Production, And Post-production Of The Film, This Complete History Recounts Every Aspect Of Rebel Without A Cause From Its Rudiments To The 1955 Oscars: The Selection Of Cast And Crew, Legal Fights, Changing Screenwriters And The Many Variations Of The Story, Location Scouting, Auditions, Script Readings, Difficulties With The Censors, Romances And Fights, The Editing, Test Screenings, And, Of Course, Its Star's Death. Dozens Of Intimate Anecdotes, From Wardrobe Decisions To James Dean's Pranks, Add Rich Detail. An Epilogue Discusses The Possible Sequels, Rights Conflicts, Documentaries, Musicals, And Spin-off Attempts, And Offers Concluding Words On The Cast And Crew.--jacket. Foreword / Stewart Stern --

Author

Douglas L. Rathgeb

Publisher

McFarland Publishing

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780786419760

Subjects

Sports, Literary Fiction, Humanities

Rating

5 / 5 (3 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14