Books like The Secret Life of Tyrone Power by Hector Arce

An 11‑year‑old duo, Cass and Max‑Ernest, chase a vanished magician after discovering a mysterious box of scented vials, leading them into a maze of secrets, puzzles, and perilous adventures.

A candid biography of Arnold Schwarzenegger, tracing his rise from a 1947 Austrian upbringing to Los Angeles, millionaire bodybuilding entrepreneur, worldwide movie star, and California governor elected in 2003.

Michael J. Fox shares his journey from Canadian roots to Hollywood stardom, his battle with early‑onset Parkinson’s disease, and his decision to step away from acting to focus on advocacy and research.

An intimate biography that explores the professional and personal intersections of Sondra Locke’s career with the motion‑picture industry, featuring insights from her collaborations with legendary director Clint Eastwood.

**From Publishers Weekly:** Power had the qualities of a cinematic idol yet his potential was never fully realized. "His relentless charm, Guiles shows, was both a strength and a weakness; he captivated virtually every man and woman who crossed his path," PW observed. "What went into creating his own persona is what concerns Guiles and makes this more than a formula star bio.

Known for his legendary stone face and physical gags, Buster Keaton was a genius of silent-film comedy. Decades after their release, his movies remain unsurpassed marvels of comic invention and mechanical timing. In Buster Keaton remembered, an illustrated survey of Keaton's career, Eleanor Keaton, his wife of 26 years, and film historian Jeffrey Vance provide a personal account of this icon of American cinema. Drawing on professional papers, screenplays, studio records, and scrapbooks, the authors trace Keaton's beginnings in vaudeville, where he perfected his gags; his first silent shorts with Roscoe Arbuckle; the brilliant features he conceived, directed, produced, and performed in; and his later sound films for M-G-M and others. Fresh prints of classic film stills and never-before-published photos from the Margaret Herrick Library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, together with a lively, anecdotal text, offer a behind-the-scenes look at how Keaton came up with his hilarious ideas, choreographed his elaborate stunts, and crafted his films.

Autobiography of Katharine Hepburn, the headstrong Hollywood icon whose career spanned six decades, recounting the people and places that shaped her life.