Tommy Wiseau is Doing a Live Reading of The Room This Weekend, Tell-All Book Upcoming

If you're not planning on seeing the tepidly received Super 8 this weekend, you should hop on the fastest shuttle to Washington D.C. to see Tommy Wiseau perform a livereading of The Room. "Livereading" means live, guys. In person. With costar Greg Sestero. Who, in case you missed the announcement, is writing an incredible-sounding book called Locked Inside 'The Room'. Get this: Locked will chronicle of the film's production, release, and eventual status as the greatest cult film ever. Click through for specifics from Wiseau's "best friend extraordinaire."

According to the official description, the book will tear apart the ego of Mr. Wiseau:

Locked Inside The Room will be the ultimate behind-the-scenes look at the making of "The Room," the cult film sensation hailed by Entertainment Weekly as "the Citizen Kane of bad movies." Illustrated with never-before-seen photos, the book will describe the movie's tumultuous production, reveal the film's myriad of mysteries, and provide a rare and intimate glimpse into the life of the film's enigmatic and egomaniacal creator, Tommy Wiseau. The authors are Greg Sestero, Wiseau's Room co-star who has known him for years, and Tom Bissell, acclaimed author whose Harper's Magazine piece on the phenomenon of The Room was published in 2010.

Sestero's book doesn't arrive on shelves until early 2013, but in his official quote about the project, he sounds optimistic about its scope.

I'm looking forward to sharing the journey that led to The Room. Beyond the resulting, unplanned hilarity is a tale of heart, sadness and ultimate artistic heroism. It is a story just as surreal, baffling and entertaining as the film itself. As incomprehensible and bizarrely captivating as The Room is, its hilarious and brutal journey to fruition is even more fraught and revealing than expected. This book will provide the only intimate look into the film's eccentric and enigmatic creator, Tommy Wiseau, while exploring that which has made an otherwise otherworldly film, strangely, yet charmingly, universal.

I'm so blown away by the idea of a behind-the-scenes peek at The Room that I have no expectations for this book. Maybe a pop-up section with a bulging neck?

· 'The Room' Costar Greg Sestero Writing Tell-All Book [/Film]