Edward Norton's Art, Activism, and Enduring Impact

This portrait of Edward Norton begins with his Boston birth, his family's legacy of reform and the influence of his grandfather James Rouse, and an upbringing in Columbia, Maryland, steeped in social conscience and the arts. It follows his emergence as an actor and his work as director, writer and producer, then explores his activism and his voice beyond the screen. A final section considers his lasting influence. A thoughtful read for film fans and anyone interested in artists who combine craft with conviction. 154 pages.