The Last Tycoon (book)

"The Last Tycoon" is an unfinished novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, centered on Monroe Stahr, a Hollywood film producer modeled after real-life studio executives. The story explores his ambitious drive, complex personal relationships, and struggles with changing industries and moral dilemmas. Set during the Golden Age of Hollywood, the novel examines themes of power, fame, love, and the elusive nature of success. While incomplete at Fitzgerald’s death, it offers a vivid portrait of the entertainment world and the emotional conflicts of a man striving to achieve his vision amidst personal and professional challenges.