Miss Moviehearts: Advice From The Movies
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About the Book
Nobody tells Fred C. Dobbs what to do, except maybe Miss Moviehearts.
Advice From the Movies goes a long way in proving that most problems in life can be solved by a scene from a movie. A delightful book to be enjoyed by anyone who has ever referred to a movie to make a point.
Dear Miss Moviehearts,
My husband is more passionate about his Porsche than about me. What can I do?
Neglected
Dear Neglected,
Come back as his car. If Jimmy Smits could come back as Ellen Barkin in "Switch" and Patrick Swayze could come back as a ghost in "Ghost," then you can certainly come back as a 1965 Porsche.
Miss Moviehearts
Whatever the problem-money, marriage, love, work, parenting, etiquette, growing old or anything else-Miss Moviehearts can help.
* * * Praise for Sanford Levine's The 247 Best Movie Scenes In Film History
"One of the most entertaining film books...Highly recommended."
-Classic Images
"Ingenious"
-American Cinematographer
"It's a hoot."
-Clive Hirschorn, Sunday Express
About the Author
Sanford Levine, a writer who lives in Brooklyn with his wife, three children, two dogs and a mother-in-law, has often benefited from Miss Moviehearts' advice. His conversation is often peppered with movie references. Levine is the author of The 247 Best Movie Scenes In Film History, most of which he wrote on the F Train.