Pola Negri - by Sergio Delgado (Paperback)

About the Book

"Pola Negri was one of the great stars of the silent film era. Today her name is tarnished by myths and scandals. This book debunks the myths and gossip, presenting a candid portrait of one of the most sensational leading ladies of the silent screen. Rare photographs are included, along with an in-depth discussion of her films"--

Book Synopsis

Femme fatale Pola Negri (1897-1987) was one of the great stars of the silent film era, an actress whose personal story of hardships and successes, loves and tragedies is more compelling than most Hollywood dramas. Yet today she is largely overlooked, her name tarnished by myths and scandals.

Taking a fresh look at her life and career, this book debunks the myths and gossip, presenting a candid portrait of one of the silent screen's most sensational leading ladies.

Rare photographs are included, along with in-depth discussions of her films.

Review Quotes

"an informative, interesting and insightful book...highly recommended"-James L. Neibaur, writer; "a worthwhile introduction...a look at the Polish-born superstar who conquered two continemts"-The Huffington Post.

About the Author

Sergio Delgado is a writer, film historian and movie palace enthusiast with a long-time interest in Pola Negri. He lives in Lenexa, Kansas, with his wife and a vast collection of silent film memorabilia.