DAVID BOWIE The Man Who Fell To Earth 18/20 RARE edition book signed by authors
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DAVID BOWIE The Man Who Fell To Earth 18/20 RARE edition book signed by authors
David Bowie - The Man Who Fell To Earth - BookAutographed by both authors!
1/20 rare edition book. Mint condition of course.
THIS IS BOOK NUMBER #18 / 20 - ONLY 20 HAVE BEEN RELEASED AND THIS IS NUMBER 18.
Also comes with a limited double-sided still photograph, see pictures!
FREE UK NEXT DAY PARCEL FORCE SIGNED DELIVERY. EU, Canada and U.S. £24.99 (sorry, but it’s very heavy!). For other countries, please ask me.
These are very hard to find, super limited edition released earlier in the September from themanwhofelltoearthcouk and Unstoppable Editions.
280 Pages - Over 600 Stunning Images -
Large Format 2.75kg Cloth Effect Hard-Cover Coffee Table Book (240mmx340mm)
Official Licensed from Studio Canal Films Limited. The Man Who Fell to Earth is an extensively researched book by Jay Glennie and Darryl Webber that takes a comprehensive look at the making of this landmark British film. Released to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the film's release, it includes exclusive interviews with the cast, crew and a host of other people involved in the production.
Featuring beautiful on-location images, many of which have never been published before, this book is the definitive account of the unlikely and sometimes difficult journey from page to screen of Nicolas Roeg's visionary film. Every film has its own quirks and kinks before, during and after filming, but The Man Who Fell to Earth, due to its extraordinary collection of characters on and off screen, had more than most. The book details the unusual deal set up to finance the film, the row about whose idea it was to cast David Bowie and how the producers somehow wangled flying an entirely British crew over to New Mexico for the shoot. Darryl Webber is a journalist, blogger and founder of film review website Chillidog Movies. The Man Who Fell to Earth looks at the personality clashes on set, the unconventional working methods of Nic Roeg and the enigmatic, other-worldly behaviour of David Bowie. Through first-hand accounts, we find out what it was like to work with two creative geniuses at the height of their powers and we discover that, as ever, there are many sides to a story.
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