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This comprehensive documentary on James Dean examines the legendary actor's life and times from his early days in Indiana, through his meteoric rise as a Hollywood star, to his tragic death in a car accident on September 30, 1955. Using rare film and television footage and interviews with some of the many people who knew him, "Forever James Dean" examines why the star remains such an icon -- even though the famous young rebel starred in only three movies during his brief career. The documentary includes scenes from his classic films "East of Eden," "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Giant," as well as Dean's debut role in a Pepsi commercial and a recreation of the last day of his life.
In the 1988 documentary Forever James Dean, we see Dean in his first appearance on film, in a Pepsi Cola commercial. We see a color vignette from the 1951 religious TV special Hill Number One, with Dean as a Biblical apostle describing the Resurrection. We watch Dean honing his craft in clips from such network TV dramas as "I'm a Fool" and "The Unlighted Road". We are treated to choice selections from his trio of starring films: East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause and Giant. And we are invited to cringe at Dean's ominous "Drive carefully" warning during a staged interview with Gig Young.
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