King Cohn: The Life and Times of Harry Cohn

by Bob Thomas

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Harry Cohn was a self-invented tyrant who ran Columbia Studios as his personal fiefdom. Extensive interviews and research fuel Bob Thomas's portrayal of a Broadway song plugger turned powerful player.

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Give me a behind-the-scenes book about Hollywood during the Golden Era of the studio system and I'm set. Harry Cohn was a ruthless bastard but I had fun reading about him. (

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Harry Cohn was a self-invented tyrant who ran Columbia Studios as his personal fiefdom. Extensive interviews and research fuel Bob Thomas's portrayal of a Broadway song plugger turned powerful player.

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