Off camera: Leveling about themselves

by Leonard Probst

This interesting Off Leveling about Themselves, I a constellation of some of the most brilliant stars of television, stage and film--candid, funny, poignant, intimate conversations out of range of the camera's eye.

268 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1975

Reviews

[Heidi]

It was an interesting read. Some people were more interesting to read what they had to say than I thought they would be. Others just seemed really full of themselves.
One thing that I didn't like was the author and interviewee would be discussing something and then suddenly go on to a different topic and I wanted to know more about the original topic. It just seemed abrupt at the change in conversation.
Overall I enjoyed the book.