Author Description

As a high-rolling Paramount producer, Robert Evans was responsible for a handful of major Hollywood hits, including Love Story and The Godfather. His bad-boy lifestyle was a gift to the gossip columnists. In the 1980s however, his cocaine habit led to penury, two criminal charges (one for conspiracy to murder) and self-commital to a mental institution. Now, having hit rock bottom, he is beginning to bounce back: he is producing films again and has regained some of the Tinsel Town status symbols, among them the house once owned by Garbo and the services of a butler.