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5.0 out of 5 stars A GREAT READ AT THE RIGHT TIME!
By ChevyVega
This review is from: Double Life: A Love Story from Broadway to Hollywood (Hardcover)
How fascinating this book is historically and especially pertinent today. With President Obama finally coming out with his support of same sex marriage, this book sheds a revealing light on the subject, by showing how a relationship of two talented men survives over 50 years. It also lays out, without preaching, why theirs deserves the same rights as any straight relationship. The book is adventurous as they pursue their different careers, very funny in parts and extremely moving in others. They have both met and interacted with fascinating people, from movie stars to mad men ad types, and they also tell of the inner workings of the entertainment industry, plus the art and publishing worlds. All good stuff to know, and written with great ease and insight. The two men write their alternating chapters in two part harmony which builds to a final and beautifully revealing climax. As a "straight reader" I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes a memoir. It's one of the freshest yet.
5.0 out of 5 stars A GREAT READ AT THE RIGHT TIME!
By ChevyVega
This review is from: Double Life: A Love Story from Broadway to Hollywood (Hardcover)
How fascinating this book is historically and especially pertinent today. With President Obama finally coming out with his support of same sex marriage, this book sheds a revealing light on the subject, by showing how a relationship of two talented men survives over 50 years. It also lays out, without preaching, why theirs deserves the same rights as any straight relationship. The book is adventurous as they pursue their different careers, very funny in parts and extremely moving in others. They have both met and interacted with fascinating people, from movie stars to mad men ad types, and they also tell of the inner workings of the entertainment industry, plus the art and publishing worlds. All good stuff to know, and written with great ease and insight. The two men write their alternating chapters in two part harmony which builds to a final and beautifully revealing climax. As a "straight reader" I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes a memoir. It's one of the freshest yet.
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