Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Hollywood: More of My Wacky Adventures in Tinseltown

While working as Roger Cormans story editor at Concorde-New Horizons
Pictures, I discovered that Michael Druxman knows how to spin a good yarn.
Reading his Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Hollywood has taught me how
thoroughly Michael knows his way around Movieland. Its all here:
his years as a publicist, a screenwriter, a playwright, and a hawker of
memorabilia at autograph shows. The books most revealing moments involve
his brief encounters with a wide array of stars. Hes worked with
celebrities who are wonderful, and with others who are rude, forgetful,
cheap, backstabbing, drunk-or too honest for their own good.
- Beverly Gray, biographer, Roger Corman: Blood-Sucking Vampires,
Flesh-Eating Cockroaches, and Driller Killers

Druxmans style flows so beautifully, that you dont realize that what you
are, indeed, reading is a contribution to film history! His interactions
with so many of the Hollywood elite (and not so elite) really do contribute
to a fuller and deeper understanding of them. Some of the stories are
predictably humorous. Some are jaw-droppers. Some were sad. ALL-and I mean
all-were well framed, beautifully developed, and word-to-word dynamite. I
did NOT want this book to end.
- Annette Lloyd, film historian

life, liberty & the pursuit of hollywood: more of my wacky adventures in tinseltown by michael b druxman $ 19. 95