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The last tycoon by F. Scott Fitzgerald · Booklabria

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The last tycoon

Man-woman relationshipsCalifornia

The last tycoon

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First published: 1941
Editions: 61 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Fitzgerald’s last, unfinished novel tells of the rise to fame and power of a Hollywood film producer. The protagonist is believed to be based on the life and career of real-life producer Irving Thalberg.

Subjects: Man-woman relationships
California
Spanish language
Los angeles
Classics
Media Tie-In
Set in: United States
California
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Time: Early 20th century; 1930'S; 1920'S

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61 in 4 languages

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English48 Spanish6 French1 German1

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