by Antoni Gronowicz · Simon & Schuster · tapa dura · ISBN 9780671225230
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This intimate biography of the legendary actress Greta Garbo, written by Antoni Gronowicz, offers a deep look into the life of one of cinema's most enigmatic figures. Through a narrative that emulates Garbo's own voice, the book explores her childhood in Sweden, her arrival in Hollywood in 1925, her complex personal relationships, and her self-imposed retirement from public life.
The work details her golden years in the film industry, including her roles in iconic movies such as 'Anna Christie', 'Grand Hotel', and 'Ninotchka'. Featuring an afterword by critic Richard Schickel, this book is an essential piece for classic cinema lovers seeking to understand the humanity behind the myth of the 'reluctant movie queen'.
