The author Michalis Fysentzidis, through years of research, presents us in a five-volume series, Great Figures of World Freemasonry that marked Modern History with their presence.
In this book - the second in the series - forty distinguished personalities of Theater and Cinema are biographed, who stood out in the artistic world.
A quick glance at the lives and works of these personalities gives us the feeling that they all started from the lower layers of the middle class and with excessive zeal, love for theater and the 7th Art, and above all for their audience, they climbed the ladder of success.
Freemasons such as:

- The incomparable Peter Sellers who successfully portrayed Inspector Clouseau in the "Pink Panther" film series,
- The "king" of Hollywood, Clark Gable,
- The first actor to embody the role of the legendary Tarzan on the big screen, Elmo Lincoln,
- The top comedian Richard Pryor, who excelled in humorous monologues on stage (stand-up comedy),
- The moguls of Hollywood studios, Jack Warner (Warner Bros), Adolph Zukor (Paramount), and Carl Laemmle (Universal),
- The greatest escapologist and "magician" of all time, Harry Houdini,
- The Greek-origin star of cinema and television, Telly Savalas,
- The heroes of Westerns, John Wayne, Tom Mix, and Roy Rogers,
- The excellent comedians, Harpo Marx (Marx Brothers), Bud Abbott (Abbott and Costello), Oliver Hardy (Laurel and Hardy),
- The protagonist of the first talking film, Al Jolson,

remained immortal through their works and the honorary distinctions bestowed upon them, which the State awarded them both in life and after death, for their contribution.