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Lou Sabini teaches various film history courses
throughout the northeast and is the head of the Stamford,
Connecticut chapter of the International Laurel and Hardy
Appreciation Society, Sons of the Desert. He lives in
Stamford, USA.
Former U.S. Navy Captain, Nicholas Scutti is a
retired professional photographer. He lives in Stamford,
Connecticut, USA.
"a fascinating untold story of one of the greatest movie makers and
film stars in American history. This book is a great read...both
the movie enthusiasts and professionals will love it."--The
Washington Book Review
"Sabini has written a meticulously detailed introduction to this
previously unpublished collection of on-the-set candids, and
provided biographical sketches of the cast...fascinating...more
than a pictorial history. It is a full-on document of an enduring
film classic helmed by one of American cinema's most important
directors. This pictorial history allows us to visually explore the
making of this classic film. In-depth chapters show Sabini's
understanding of the film and its place in American cinema's
history. One of the most important, interesting, and informative
film books of this year. Recommended"--Examiner
"remarkable...we are transported back in time to experience some of
the feeling of a major movie shoot.... How exciting to discover so
much about an important film seventy years after its
creation"--Leonard Maltin's Movie Crazy.
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