

Shame on me for always getting
Bruce Lee and Lenny Bruce confused. While I still don't know anything about Lenny Bruce and I don't think the Who Was/Is people will do a book about him, I know very well who Bruce Lee is now and he sounds like one of the "good guys." Great to read about him.


Lucille Ball is someone I have always enjoyed. My favorite of her shows was
The Lucy Show and I know that's weird, but I always liked
Vivian Vance more than Lucy, being a fat kid and Lucy being
David Levithan worthy and Viv not so much and Viv gets more time in this one. Remember what Lucille Ball said about
Judy! "She was the funniest woman in show business." So that is major points for her!
Jim Henson was also one of the good guys.
Alfred Hitchcock, not so much. I wonder if this book were rewritten now, with the MeToo thing going on, would the
Tippi Hedren coverage in it be different?

Back to the good we have
Milton Hershey, who was a SUPER nice guy. Who built a company town but made it a nice town. Where people loved to live and work and it remains a lovely town to visit.
Finally there is
George Lucas. My lower rating for this one is completely based on my "meh" feeling about
Star Wars. Still, it was really good to read read these books and learn more about people about whom I knew very little.
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