Dispatches from Armageddon: Making the Movie Megiddo...a Devilish Diary!

by Michael York

Michael York takes you on a thrilling journey to the hidden world of moviemaking, where stars people the scenery and every day is an adventure. Witness the day-to-day drama behind the drama and have access to Hollywood as you've never seen it before.

Through the senses of this acclaimed actor, producer, and author, you'll learn about what it takes to make a movie from start to finish. From the moment the cast meets for the first time to the final day of shooting, you'll be there for the joys, the pains, and everything in between. Join York as he travels from Los Angeles and the California desert to Rome and the Italian countryside, revealing in Dispatches from Armageddon: Making the Movie Megiddo the world of Hollywood you won't see in the movies.

291 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2001

About the author

Michael York (born Michael Hugh Johnson), OBE

Reviews

[Clay Davis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good insight into show business. Interesting cover. Checked out this book through intra library loan from the State Library of Louisiana. Learned about this book from an interview with the author on the Trinity Broadcasting Network.

[Nathan James · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dispatches from Armageddon is a great (quick) insight into the movie making process from the always excellent Michael York. I would have liked to have some more of York's reflections on the final film and audience response to it's release.