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20 Years in Hollywood: Tales to Tell
I am publishing my memoir, 20 Years in Hollywood: Tales to Tell, on Substack.com. Become a paid subscriber to receive two installments a month about my years working with celebrities and famous directors as an Assistant Director on major feature films and primetime television. My coworkers included Clint Eastwood, Dolly Parton, John Travolta, Pierce Brosnan, Mary Tyler Moore, Farrah Fawcett, Leona
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| This first-time author needed a better editor. I found it hard to suspend disbelief. All the characters were unlikeable. The high-concept was disappointingly executed. Maybe a strong professional screenwriter can salvage it for the movie. | |
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| This well-written debut novel paints a dark, emotional, yet inspirational picture of a young man's coming-of-age in New York City during the AIDs epidemic of the 80s. It's important history that deserves to be remembered in all its complexity. It's a ...more | |
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| It's an excellent book, meticulously researched, and it's horrifying. I knew that situation was bad, but this book reveals that it is so much worse than I thought that I needed to put my attention on more positive and hopeful things. My head is not i ...more | |
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| Harari takes an intellectual, analytical approach to a history of our species. Although he definitely has his own bias, he asks provocative questions. I agree with his conclusion that agriculture did not make Sapien life better. I think his position ...more | |
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