

Samuel Fuller: Interviews by Gerald Peary
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Samuel Fuller: Interviews by Gerald Peary is a compelling collection of conversations with Samuel Fuller, the legendary filmmaker, screenwriter, and novelist known for his raw, unfiltered storytelling and gritty approach to cinema. Fuller, a former crime reporter and World War II veteran, brought an unparalleled sense of realism and urgency to his films, tackling themes of war, journalism, race, and American identity with a bold, no-nonsense style. This book compiles decades of interviews where Fuller candidly discusses his career, influences, and philosophies on filmmaking. He offers firsthand insights into the making of his most acclaimed films, including The Big Red One, Shock Corridor, Pickup on South Street, and The Naked Kiss. With his trademark energy and directness, Fuller shares stories about working in Hollywood, clashing with studios, and his unwavering commitment to telling stories his way—often outside the mainstream. Edited by Gerald Peary, Samuel Fuller: Interviews serves as an essential resource for cinephiles, scholars, and fans of independent and genre-defying cinema. It captures Fuller’s larger-than-life personality, his deep love for storytelling, and his lasting impact on American filmmaking.