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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781419651359
ISBN: 1419651358
Label: BookSurge Publishing
Manufacturer: BookSurge Publishing
Number Of Pages: 258
Publication Date: August 22, 2006
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Release Date: August 22, 2006
Studio: BookSurge Publishing
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Two writers examine the evidence left by the late Hollywood writer and MGM executive Sam Myer concerning the death of George Reeves, and they conclude that the first Superman was murdered by a man named Eddie Mannix.
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As this was the 50th anniversary of George Reeves' death and as I have been a devoted fan all these years, I decided to add this book to my collection of memorabilia of the actor. I must say that the first half of this book was an interesting read as it delved into the dark and sinister world of Hollywood and also gave intimate details of Reeves' life that I was not aware of. However, once the authors started explaining their view of the actor's death, it became apparent to me that their account, ... Read More
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An enlightening point of view about THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN. How true ,I do not know.
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Did George Reeves, the star of television's popular SUPERMAN series really commit suicide back in 1959, or was he, in fact, murdered?
That's the question authors Sam Kashner and Nancy Schoenberger pose in this fascinating read that takes a look at Hollywood's "dark side".
In the end, the writers make a very strong argument in favor of homicide.
So, who killed Superman?
Best guess is a professional hitman, hired by powerful MGM studio executive (and ... Read More
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The story of the life and death of G.Reeves will accompany us for many years to come.George was and forever will be the man of steel.We have missed and will miss you wherever you are
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I thought the book was great. The author brought me into the life of George Reeves and his misery.Life couldn't give him the one thing he wanted and that was to be A movie star and Kashner & Schoenberger detail his every struggle and disappointment with great epitome.Reeves other acquaintances and friends were interesting as well.
