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REVISED AND EDITED: DECEMBER 2013

Aiden Veram (best selling author of "The Enigma of Marilyn Monroe" and "Behind Closed Doors") provides this insightful perspective on James Dean, a movie star of the 1950's whose untimely death made him a global icon of youth rebelliousness and angst.

While great actors transformed the way actors acted, James Dean revolutionized the way people thought and lived. In the 21st century, he continues to impact our discourses.

In this compact work, Aiden Veram looks at Dean's gay sexuality and the manner in which this dimension influenced his personal life and acting career.

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