Cabaret

Set against the backdrop of 1973, this book explores the groundbreaking film Cabaret, which won eight Academy Awards, including honors for director Bob Fosse and stars Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey. It traces the film's origins from Christopher Isherwood's Berlin Stories to its adaptation from the Broadway musical. With insights from Joel Grey, the narrative delves into the creative processes and key figures involved in the film's production, highlighting how its adult themes and art house sensibility transformed the Hollywood musical landscape and secured its lasting appeal.