Dear George

by George Burns

The movie star and comedian answers a variety of questions and offers comic personal advice and practical solutions, as well as a generous selection of anecdotes from his show business career

Genres: Nonfiction, Humor

Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

About the author

Popular American comedian acted George Burns, originally Nathan Birnbaum from 1922 teamed with Gracie Allen, his wife, to 1958; after her death, he in dramatic roles won an Academy Award for The Sunshine Boys (1975).

Career of this writer spanned vaudeville, film, radio, and television. His familiar arched eyebrow and cigar smoke punctuation lasted for more than three quarters of a century. He enjoyed a career resurrection that began in the 1975 and continued through his death.

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Reviews

[Sara]

This was a good one. Burns has a fun sense of humor, it's no wonder he's remained consistently famous and popular all throughout!

[Jane Sweatt]

Very funny and clever letters written to George Burns. He tries ( chuckle) to answer them in a practical way with a dash of humor thrown in for good measure. I haven't read any of his books or thought much about him in a few years. So this was a fun read and good book to pick up at a book sale supporting a tiny library in NH. Glad I bought it and will be happy to put it in a little free library for other to enjoy.
J.

[Steve S]

Silly fun, but i didn't know a lot of his references to people

[Donna]

Total wonderfulness! I heard his voice, delivery and timing with each word. He even had photos of his favorite vaudeville stars. And there was one writer who kept sending updates on a problem….incredibly enjoyable…a total joy of a book!!

[Jen]

FUNNY!

[Marylu Sanok]

A series of " Dear Abby ( George ) letters and answers - Cute

[Nedal]

I still don't know if all the letters were made up, or just some.

[Ronald]

read some time in 1987