A supremely readable account of Deeley's extraordinary life in film. Told in a breezy and unselfconscious style with a great eye for detail and character, Deeley, without whom we might never have seen Blade Runner, The Deerhunter or The Italian Job, pulls no punches about Michael Cimino and other of his betes noir. A wonderful read for fans of any of those movies and a fascinating insight into the world of film 1960-90.
