Hollywood Economics

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Exploring the unpredictable nature of the movie industry, the book delves into the validity of William Goldman's assertion that "nobody knows anything." It examines the impact of star power and box office openings on a film's success and scrutinizes the justification for studio executives' substantial salaries. Through insightful analysis, it reveals the complexities and uncertainties that define Hollywood, challenging common perceptions about risk and reward in filmmaking.