Description
This vintage issue of Esquire Magazine from April 11, 1978, is an essential addition for fans and collectors of vintage magazines. This particular edition (Volume 89, No. 6) features an intriguing cover story highlighting Alan Ladd Jr., the influential head of Twentieth Century-Fox Pictures. His remarkable journey in transforming the studio into a dominant force in Hollywood is documented in an in-depth profile that captures the essence of filmmaking's business side during a vibrant era.
Readers will appreciate the behind-the-scenes insights from Ladd's office, as he navigates production meetings and strategic decisions. This issue provides a compelling glimpse into Hollywood history as it entered a new age of blockbusters and corporate dynamics.
In addition to the feature on Ladd, the magazine includes several informative articles that reflect the cultural and social nuances of the late 1970s. Noteworthy pieces include:
- "Oscar at Fifty" – An examination of the Academy Awards as they evolved into a significant business.
- "The Bee Gees’ Spiritual Stance" – A deep analysis of the iconic band's cultural impact.
This vintage magazine is in Very Good (VG) Condition, with only minor wear on the edges, making it a highly collectible item. For preservation, the magazine comes with a plastic protective sleeve, ensuring it remains in excellent shape for years to come.
As a must-have for collectors of vintage Esquire magazines, this issue encapsulates an era characterized by rapid change in film and societal perspectives. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history!
Protective Covering: Comes with a plastic protective sleeve for preservation.
Combined Shipping: Available upon request—please inquire for details.
Cover photograph by Steve Schapiro, featuring Alan Ladd Jr. on the Twentieth Century-Fox lot.
