Arthur Kennedy, Man of Characters: A Stage and Cinema Biography Paperback – October 1, 2002

The book was certainly heartfelt and interesting but amateurishly written. Mr. Kennedy, a fellow MA native, deserves a professional writer, such as Lee Server,to do his fine career justice.

Every movie fan has seen this amazing actor in every type of films. He didnt ACT... he acted NATURALLY! No matter what type of role, be it snivelling baddy to scheming communist lawyer in "Trial", he outacted everyone off the screen. For anyone not familiar with his work, try to catch him outacting James Stewart in "The Man From Laramie" or filling the screen in "Lawrence Of Arabia". He will be sadly missed by all who appreciate his type of GENIUS. This book covers all his films and gives an in depth view of the works of this Quiet man who got on with his job without the the I-Am tantrums of other stars.

It's just descriptions of all his films with very little personal detailsand facts.Expected much more for £33+.