'Inside Hollywood: 60 Years of Globe Photos' offers a unique glimpse behind the scenes of Hollywood, drawing on the legendary archive of Globe Photos, which for many years was the leading American photo agency for entertainment photography. From a collection of over fifteen million photographs, Richard DeNeut has selected hundreds of iconic images of film stars, directors, producers and other celebrities. The book showcases not only glamour and premieres, but also intimate moments at home, on film sets, during holidays, at weddings, award ceremonies and charity events. Thanks to the combination of rare press photographs, well-known publicity shots and candid shots, a vivid snapshot of the American film industry from the 1940s to the end of the twentieth century emerges. The book serves both as a photographic monument to Hollywood's Golden Age and as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of film history and celebrity photography. Richard DeNeut is an American photo editor and picture editor who worked for Globe Photos for many years. He was granted access to one of the world's largest archives of entertainment photography and compiled a representative selection for this publication from over fifteen million negatives and prints. The foreword was written by actress and comedienne Carol Burnett, whilst film historian Robert Osborne, who was the face of Turner Classic Movies for many years, wrote the introduction. (AI-generated content description)