Publisher/Babylon Books

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James Dean (1931-1955), a movie star representing the 1950s in the United States. James, who appeared as a new star in the movie world, died in a car accident at the age of only 24. He became interested in theater since high school, dropped out after studying theater at the University of California, and is aiming to become an actor in earnest at the prestigious "Actors Studios" in New York. After that, after appearing on the stage and in TV dramas, he was selected as the leading role in the movie "East of Eden" released in 1955. After that, he played the leading role in "Rebellion without Reason" released in the same year, and after the shooting of his last work "Giants" (1956), he died in an accident and is still talked about as a legendary actor. This book, "Jame Dean is Not Dead," was published in 1983 and is a retrospective of James, who had a strong influence even after his death. It consists of autobiographical texts and photographs of the time when he was active as an actor (some magazines and advertisements published after his death). In addition, the cigarette, which is synonymous with James, is outstandingly cool and filled with the charm of an eternal movie star. Published in 1983, first edition.