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The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room, the Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made
by Greg Sestero, Tom Bissell
The Disaster Artist is about what you'd expect. Sestero's story told as it interweaves with that of the one, the only Tommy Wiseau and his magnum opus. Told in a split narrative fashion, alternating the early friendship of Sestero and Wiseau with juicy tidbits from the set of the Room leading up to its Hollywood premiere the book paints as complex a portrait of a man as mysterious as Wiseau as possible. Speculating at times or narrating from Wiseau's own tall tales the book nonetheless manages to shed some light on what drives the creative madness of Tommy Wiseau.