From LAtimes:
Brett Ratner has a library full of books about filmmakers and their work experiences. So it's hardly a surprise to discover that the director behind the "Rush Hour" films has decided to start publishing books himself.
He's just launched a new series of film books through his Rat Press imprint, including a James Toback memoir about his friendship with NFL running back turned actor Jim Brown, as well as two interview books from longtime Playboy Q&A king Lawrence Grobel -- a collection of interviews with producer Robert Evans and an updated account of Grobel's fascinating 1978 interviews with Marlon Brando.
Full Article here:http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/the_big_picture/2009/03/brett-ratner-bo.html
Also Read:
http://www.newsweek.com/id/190372
http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6645629.html?q=rat+press&
And of course:
http://www.ratpress.com
1 comment:
hey brett, love your books, especially the design. the rat press web site isn't there anymore so i thought i'd try to reach you here. i'm the author of the Taschen volume CINEMA NOW, with penelope cruz on the cover. it came out two years ago. i have a couple of juicy book pitches for you if you're still publishing. i know it's not a good time for books — but these are great ideas, and very timely, and of a piece with rat press. contact me at didionesque at gmail.com if you're interested. best, andrew bailey
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