Final Cut: Art, Money, and Ego in the Making of Heaven's Gate, the Film that Sank United Artists – A Witty Insider Account of Epic Hollywood Disaster and Human Absurdity
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Final Cut: Art, Money, and Ego in the Making of Heaven's Gate, the Film that Sank United Artists – A Witty Insider Account of Epic Hollywood Disaster and Human Absurdity

by Steven Bach

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Steven Bach’s Final Cut is an insider account of Heaven’s Gate, the film that became synonymous with Hollywood excess and disaster. Exploring the uneasy relationship between art, money, ego, and business, Bach presents a witty examination of a production whose impact extended far beyond the screen.

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Final Cut examines the making of Heaven’s Gate, a film associated with one of Hollywood’s most notorious production and financial disasters.

Steven Bach focuses on the tensions among artistic ambition, money, ego, and the business of filmmaking.

The book also considers the consequences for United Artists and the wider meaning of an epic Hollywood failure.

Presented as a witty insider account, it offers a perspective on the human absurdity behind the headlines.

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