2009, The Daily Telegraph in London reported that Giuliano was instructing lawyers to file suit against Julia Baird, Lennon's half-sister and the co-author of his book John Lennon, My Brother. Giuliano maintained that Baird had based her 2007 book Imagine This, which was being adapted for screen as the Miramax film Nowhere Boy, on material he had gathered in their earlier collaboration. Giuliano stated that his lawsuit would request the recall and destruction of Baird's book, as well as a halt to the production of Nowhere Boy. The following month, Kevin Loader, the film's producer, commented on the story: "It's nothing to do with us. I haven't heard from anyone's lawyers." In early 2010, Giuliano set about re-launching his literary career, founding Icon Editions to publish his extensive backlist and several new books authored with his middle daughter, Avalon Oneita Juliana. The author redesigned, updated and re-recorded his 200-plus audio books for download. Selected bibliography Dark Horse: The Private Life of George Harrison (1990) Blackbird: The Life and Times of Paul McCartney (1991) The Lost Beatles Interviews (1994) Paint It Black: The Murder of Brian Jones (1994) Behind Blue Eyes: The Life of Pete Townshend (1996) Lennon in America: 1971–1980, Based in Part on the Lost Lennon Diaries (2000) Films and other media Giuliano co-directed the DVD The Beatles: A Celebration. In 2005, he played a supporting role as pirate Captain Li in a made-for-television film that aired on the Hallmark Channel cable network called Mysterious Island. Since that time he has co-starred in Mechanic Resurrection, also in Scorpion King 3 and the costume drama Vikingdom. In August 2010, Guiliano was quoted by CNNGO.com as stating: "In Thailand, there are no more than perhaps five real professional (foreign) film actors, in a sea of aging psychotic steroid-junkie gym rats, towering old queens in love with Judy Garland, out-of-work English teachers who acted a bit in high school and other assorted human oddities." On November 19, 2005, the film Stoned: The Wild & Wicked World of Brian Jones premiered in London. The film was "based on and inspired by" Guiliano's book Paint It Black: The Murder of Brian Jones, as well as Terry Rawlings' Who Killed Christopher Robin and Anna Wohlin's The Murder of Brian Jones. As a singer-songwriter, Giuliano has released two CDs: Chocolate Wings (2001) and the Indo-fusion work God Dwells Within (2006). In late 2005 Giuliano was hired