In 'Picturing Peter Bogdanovich', journalist and critic Peter Tonguette offers a film-by-film analysis of the director's life and work. Beginning with a string of 1970s classics, Tonguette explores well-known films such as 'Saint Jack', 'They All Laughed', and 'Noises Off', as well as the director's work on stage and television. Drawing on interviews conducted over 16 years, Tonguette pairs his analysis with an extensive, previously unpublished series of Q&As with Bogdanovich. These exclusive interviews reveal behind-the-scenes details about the director's life, work, and future plans. Part memoir, part critical biography, this text offers a uniquely intimate portrait of one of Hollywood's most underappreciated directors.