Title: Captivating page-turner
Product review: I couldn't put this book down. It is a revealing look both inside the mind of the writer/director whose last four movies have grossed more at the box office (about $2 billion)than any other four original scripts. Having met Shyamalan at a party, Bamberger convinces the secretive Shyamalan to let him follow Shyamalan for a year as Shyamalan writes, sells and then directs the most personal -- and riskiest -- film he has conceived. The book is spellbinding as it reveals the intrique of Disney vs. Warners, the zaniness on the set, and, most interesting, the burdens and conflicts inside the head of one of today's most creative and commercially successful writer/directors. This book is a page-turner, the rare non-fiction work you can read like a novel. Highly recommended.
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