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    In the Shadow of Vader - an autobiography by Brian Muir

    An amazing insight into the life and career of Brian Muir who famously sculpted the iconic Darth Vader at the young
    age of 23. With over 40 years experience working on over 60 major films, Brian gives us a window into the mysterious world behind the scenes. His life's work reveals his unseen talent that is
    'In the Shadow of Vader'

    Signed/personalised books available (please give personalisation details on purchase)

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    Signed book UK
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    Signed book  USA and rest of world
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    This book is also available (unsigned) at www.Amazon.co.uk  and www.Amazon.com at the cost of
    £12.99/$25 plus shipping

    A selection of reviews on www.Amazon.co.uk

    5 out of 5 stars A rare  insight into the world of the film sculptor!, 21 Jan  2010 
    By 
    J. T.REA "Beaker"   (UK) (REAL NAME)
    Wow  what a read!
    This book is fascinating on two fronts.
    Firstly for  the fans of the Star Wars films there is a fascinating insight into Brian's 
    involvement in Star Wars, A New Hope. The books features some rare behind the 
     scenes photos and a wealth of information that has never before been revealed. 
    Secondly for film and industry fans there is vast information and details about the
     multitude of films that Brian has worked on ranging from multiple James Bond films to Superman.
    Great to see a tribute to the late liz Moore who has been overlooked in recent court cases with regards to
    her  stellar work on ANH.


    5 out of 5 stars A captivating  read!, 7 Jan 2010 
    By
    T. Linder (USA) (REAL NAME)
    I  had been anticipating this book and was not disappointed. Brian Muir wrote this  in a way
    that has a very personal feel to it. He gives you insight to his career  and
    also of his family life. It was facinating to learn of the films he's worked  on
    over his life. Some of these films have been long time favorites of mine.  This
    book isn't just for the Star Wars fans,any fan of films will enjoy this  book. 

    5 out of 5 stars A really  enjoyable and insightful read!, 20 Jan 2010
    By J King (UK) (REAL NAME) 
     I  would  first like to say this book is not only for fans of the star wars movies! 
     Anyone who is interested in what goes on behind the scenes in the film industry 
     will enjoy it, especially those who are interested the art and design side of 
     things. It's written by a talented British sculptor who gives a really 
     personal account of his involvement in the making of numerous movies.He tells 
      funny stories of the goings on during the making of the films and a gives great 
     insight how much work goes into creating the artwork for the sets and props.
    The  photo reference is amazing. It shows fantastic artwork produced on the
    films.  Some of my top 10 favorites films are in there which made it an even 
    better  read! Great book!
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