Bring on the Empty Horses David Niven True Tales Golden Age Silver Screen Film

Brand new shop stock, may be some slight wear around the edges from shelf life; see photos.\n\nBring on the Empty Horses: True Tales from the Golden Age of the Silver Screen by David Niven\nDavid Niven was filming The Charge of the Light Brigade for director, Michael Curtiz, 'whose Hungarian-orientate English was a joy to us all.' High on the rostrum he decided the moment had come to order the arrival of the scene of a hundred riderless chargers.  'Okay,' he yelled into a megaphone, 'Bring on the empty horses!'\nNiven lived, worked and partied in Hollywood int he 1930s and 40s.  He knew everyone from producers to gossip columists and his friends included Humphrey Bogart and Errol Flynn.  Hollywood was more the City of Sinners than angels and in this box of delights the truth of the film industry, as it was then, and its stars and players are tantalisingly revealed.\nPostage by Royal Mail Tracked 48; upgrade to Tracked 24 is available at an extra cost at checkout. Comb.