Wesley Hyatt
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| As I waded through more of this book, I couldn't help but think what the opinionated Elaine Stritch would've told the author about his text. It probably would've been something like, "You've got some good stuff here, but it's too much. You need to co ...more | |
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| Don McNeill's Breakfast Club was one of the biggest hits on network radio ever, running more than 35 years and helping ABC stay solvent during the 1950s and 1960s as well. I thought there would be a great story about the show and the man behind it, a ...more | |
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"Fascinating read- full of sad tales and wit. Reading this on the way to LA, I loved the geographical connections. Kiki is a queen, and I’m so glad she fully shared her story of resilience and finding herself. "
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| Somehow I forgot to get this book into my collection when it came out and I'm hating myself for the omission greatly after having read it. David Baber does a bang-up job of profiling most of the major names associated with national TV game shows duri ...more | |
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Great Actress, Good-But-Could-Be-Better Bio Beverly Garland is a great subject for a biography, having done tons of TV shows and her fair share of movies while raising a family in the process. This book does a solid job of telling her story, but unfor ...more |
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| This book is very well researched but not as well written as I'd hoped. It's a shame, especially given how much I enjoyed Irvin's 2012 book Forgotten Laughs: An Episode Guide to 150 TV Sitcoms You Probably Never Saw. That had lively entries that incl ...more | |
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Damn Glad to Meet You: My Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches:
"Brutally honest, well-written, entertaining memoir by one of the most likable actors in Hollywood. I was a fan of his before reading this and am an even bigger fan now."
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