ON SCREEN THEY WERE STARS. "A portrait of four profoundly flawed yet awesome leading men, as well as a window into a time when glamour was sacrosanct and when stardom was achieved rather than manufactured." —Playboy "As the colorful anecdotes collected in this book make clear, some stars are born rather than made."—New York Post "Sellers's outrageously entertaining history proves that today's celebrities don't have much on Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, Richard Harris, and Oliver Reed."—The Daily Beast "Hellraisers takes us back to the glory days of stage and screen actors Peter O'Toole, Richard Burton, Richard Harris, and Oliver Reed."—Connecticut News OFF SCREEN THEY WERE LEGENDS! "So wonderfully captures the wanton belligerence of both binging and stardom you almost feel the guys themselves are telling the tales."—GQ "Like the rejuvenating martinis and blurry haze of cigarettes in Mad Men, Robert Sellers's nostalgic Hellraisers . . . amounts to an unapologetic celebration of the plastered and the damned."—The Wall Street Journal "A rowdy collection of greatest hits."—The New York Times "An incredibly entertaining series of anecdotes, interspersed with unpretentious and conversational interviews—all about drinking."—Los Angeles Times "The most outrageous film book of the season, by far."—The Buffalo News THE BOOZY BIOGRAPHY OF THE FOUR GREATEST ACTORS TO EVER WALK—OR STAGGER—INTO A PUB.
It's atale as old as time: two guitar-playing brothers, Malcolm and Angus Young, got together to make a lot of high-energy noise. After going through a couple of lineup changes, they settled on bassist Cliff Williams, drummer Phil Rudd, ...
From the author of the Escape from Furnace series, here is the opening salvo in an explosive new horror trilogy about an ordinary American kid caught up in an invisible war against the very worst enemy imaginable.
Exploring not only the cinematic interpretations of the Hellraiser mythos but also its intrusion into other artistic and cultural forms, this volume begins by identifying the unconventional sources of Barker's inspiration and following ...
Frank Cotton's insatiable appetite for the dark pleasures of pain led him to the puzzle of Lemarchand's box, and from there, to a death only a sick-minded soul could invent.
This hilarious volume makes for an ideal bedside companion or pub reading fodder, as it scrutinises and salutes these glorious individuals, from Winston Churchill to Keith Moon, George Best to Ernest Hemingway, Wild Bill Hickok to Sam ...
Offers a riveting tour of the jaw-dropping sexual activity, mega-misbehavior and genuine Hollywood-style madness exhibited by a handful of the baddest boys in the business. By the author of Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.
Hellraiser
From award-winning war reporter Damien Lewis, the untold story of the heroic hellraisers who stormed a Nazi fortress—in one of the most daring raids of World War II . . . Winter, 1944.
... 36, 41, 59–61, 64–65, 68; and rural conflict, 35–37, 46, 50–55, 63, 70 Moreton, Bethany, 2, 244n22 Morgan, Bobby, 200–202 Morgan, Marvin, 141 Morgan, W.S., 25, 28 Morrison, Stanley, 221 Mountain Home, Ark., 137, 141–43, 152, 156–57, ...
When he is granted a wish by the Devil, Abraham Stirling, Lord Rothwell, finds himself magically bound to Valeria Livia Corva, a ghostly priestess who convinces him to become a warrior again in order to save London from burning.