The Disaster Artist

The Disaster Artist is a captivating and humorous story that chronicles the journey of a socially unconventional figure who succeeded in the cutthroat Hollywood industry against all odds. With a budget of $6 million, Tommy Wiseau, an enigmatic man who seemed to defy all rules of artistry and friendship, wrote and directed the now-infamous film "The Room." Despite catastrophic failures during filming, the movie has become an international phenomenon, propelling Wiseau into the spotlight as a beloved oddball celebrity. Written by award-winning journalist Tom Bissell, this inspiring tour de force offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "the Citizen Kane of bad movies" and the unlikely friendship between Wiseau and his co-star Greg Sestero. With objective and informative writing, the book delves into Wiseau's unorthodox methods and his relentless pursuit of success on his own terms. Challenges, setbacks, and a final box office total of only $1800 did not stop Wiseau from renting a