Author Description

Harry Cohn left no writings, made no speeches, rarely submitted to an interview and was scared of personal publicdity. In spite of all that, Bob Thomas was able to pen a piercingly well-written account of the rancorous life of the Columbia Pictures founder. John Landis, a well distinguished writer-director-producer with such notable credits as Kentucky Fried Movie, National Lampoon's Animal House, Twilight Zone and more, reads this story with incredible interest and acumen. Forward by Peter Bart, Editor-in-Chief, Variety.