SUPPER WITH THE STARS is a fun and inventive cookbook fusing film history and fabulous food ideas which continues the culinary legacy of legendary Hollywood actor, art lover and gourmet Vincent Price.

Written by Peter Fuller and Jenny Hammerton, it features illustrations by Ben Wickey and a Foreword by Victoria Price.

★ Dine, sup and cook-a-long with Vincent Price and his legendary co*stars every week of the year.

★ Enjoy the meal and watch a classic Vincent Price movie at the same time.

COOKBOOK HIGHLIGHTS
52 recipes from the kitchens of Vincent Price’s co*stars paired with 52 recipes selected from his cookbooks
52 films from Vincent Price’s extensive big-screen career
52 insightful biographies and film reviews, with fun facts and trivia
Extra Helpings chapter featuring hints, tips and more recipes
Beverages chapter
Conversion chart
A-Z glossary

RECIPES FOR COOKS OF ALL ABILITIES

Easy-to-make instructions
Great for both novices and the kitchen-adventurous alike
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and party ideas
Kitchen tested by Vincent Price fans and foodies from around the world

A VINCENT PRICE CULINARY JOURNEY

Host a Vincent Price movie night and dinner
Over 100 recipes tested, reviewed and updated for the modern palate
Each co*star dish expertly paired with one of Vincent Price’s recipes
Vincent Price movie-themed cocktails

COME INTO THE KITCHENS OF...

Hollywood Icons: Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, Lillian Gish, Robert Mitchum, Ronald Colman
Hollywood Beauties: Anne Francis, Ava Gardner, Gene Tierney, Jane Russell, Lana Turner
Hollywood Heavyweights: Charlton Heston, Charles Bronson, Dana Andrews, Victor Mature
Horror Legends: Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, John Carradine, Lon Chaney Jr, Peter Cushing, Peter Lorre
Comedy Greats: Groucho Marx, Terry-Thomas
Plus Elvis Presley …and many more

THE FILMS

Fun and informative reviews on a selection of classics ranging from Service de Luxe (1938) to Edward Scissorhands (1990). Includes film noir, comedy, thriller and drama favourites such as Laura (1944), Champagne for Caesar (1950), Shock (1946), Dragonwyck (1946) and The Whales of August (1987).
Plus, 20 years of chills and thrills from House of Wax (1953) to Theatre of Blood (1973).