The Crow: The Movie

Crow Rating: 4 Crows

Author: Jeff Conner (photos by Robert Zuckerman)

Published: August 1994 (109 pages) **Currently out of print**

Book Overview
The movie book starts out with the origins of The Crow, from the comic, all the way up to the film adaptation. Includes full color images from the film, production stills, behind the scenes photo's, and interviews with the film's creators and stars.

Personal Thoughts
This book is a must for any fan of the Crow, comic or movie adaptation. On the opening pages, Robert Zuckerman gives us a poem, in honor of Brandon Lee. Alex Proyas, director of The Crow, adds a memorial paragraph as well. What makes this movie book so valuable, is the insight we are given to the whole Crow world, not just to the movie version. The whole process of how the film came about, and the details behind the production and such, are very interesting and insightful. Of course, any fans of Brandon Lee will enjoy the many photos of him in and out of character. The music is talked about, as well as what happened to Skull Cowboy in the final cut. The book goes a long way towards dispelling a lot of myths and inaccurate stories about what happened to Brandon, as well as other commonly inaccurate stories that seem to surface all the time about certain aspects of the movie. I highly recommend you get your hands on it!

Where to find this book
This novel is out of print. You can, however, find it though retailers who have access to warehouses that may contain out of print items (Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Walden's, Hastings). You can also try Amazon.Com. They can conduct a search for out of print items. Another online place is eBay online auctions. Just go to www.ebay.com and do a search on "The Crow" from the book section.