THIS BOOK HELP PEOPLE GET THAT CHANCE TO RECEIVED THAT SPECIAL GIFT THAT THEY RECEIVED IN HIGH SCHOOL THAT THEY ALWAY DREAM OF IN LIFE.

What it is not: A book for teenagers about current teen stars or a critique of current actors/actresses in hollywood. What it is: A 223 page hardcover book with biographies, filmographies and pictures of young actors/actresses. Starts with Patricia Arquette and ends with Billy Zane. I feel that this book is a good addition to the library of people who are interested in the lives of young (20's to early 30's) actors and actresses.

this man is clearly insane. after three years of his teaching, he is obvoiusly obsessive and has a dirty mind

Storm Blind is undoubtedly an ambitious novel, tracking three generations of an English family through major events of the twentieth century. It is no ordinary family saga, and part of the success of the novel is its convincing portrayal of the characters dealing with situations ranging from war to difficult personal relationships. The story of the family is compelling, the charcters are engaging, and Sorel Cameron's energetic prose makes this an involving and absorbing read.

For those who have become fans of Cameron because of Titanic, this book might be a pleasant introduction to this filmmaker. But to others who have read Cameron interviews/stories in magazines like Premiere, Esquire, Movieline, etc...this book is an outright bore. None of the information is new and the quotes are all ripped from past interviews. This book is on par with the Leo DiCaprio books that litter the Times Best Seller list right now, which isn't saying much.

If you've done any significant reading on James Cameron through magazine articles or seen him speak in interviews, you've already gotten most of what you'll get out of this book. It covers more personal background, and gives more detail on the early work (Pirahna II) than is usually discussed, but there is far too much Cameron worshipping in this book and not enough thorough details.

I have to agree with the comment by SVK, it may not be worth buying if you've read too much of all sources Chris derived to use for his so-called "unauthorized" book. Other than that, it's more interesting to learn more about the man who blew the audiences away and held Hollywood hostage at his feet. Paula Parisi's book would be a safe bet to satisfy your appetite for knowledge of the wildly successful and most recognized filmmaking genuis since Spielberg.