I Killed Bette Davis

<p>Larry Cohen was a one-of-a-kind filmmaker-a writer director and producer who did it his way. This fast-paced irreverent memoir traces his journey from his Bronx childhood through his groundbreaking television work and his wildly inventive run as a fiercely independent auteur. <em>I Killed Bette Davis</em> is the definitive insider's look at the life and mind of one of cinema's great originals.</p><p></p><p><strong>I'd hate for you to miss out on all the sordid details so it's all laid out for you here-all the fun and the fiascos all the memories the pain and the pleasures the films the battles the triumphs and misadventures that defined my career. </strong><em>- From Larry Cohen's introduction</em></p><p></p><p><strong>Larry Cohen was outrageous. Larry Cohen was a hustler. Larry Cohen was a maverick. And Larry Cohen was a visionary. I miss him.</strong><em> - From John Landis's foreword</em></p>