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Fine Romance - audiobook
Fine Romance - audiobook
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In this New York Times bestseller, acclaimed actress Candice Bergen shows how to do a memoir right...The self-possessed, witty, and down-to-earth voice that made Bergens first memoir a hit when it was published in 1984 has only been deepened by lifes surprises (The New York Times Book Review).In her ';unflinchingly honest' (The Washington Post) memoir, Candice Bergen recounts the moments that shaped her life: her first marriage at age thirty-four to acclaimed French director Louis Malle; the unleashing of her inner comic with Murphy Brown; the devastation of Malle's death; the unexpected joy of finding love again; and the deep pride of watching her daughter come into her own. In her decidedly nontraditional marriage to the insatiably curious Louis, Bergen traces their travels to film sets around the globe. Pregnant with Chloe at thirty-nine, she reflects with warmth and humor on entering motherhood later in life. She also offers vivid, behind-the-scenes glimpses of Murphy Brown, from caterwauling with Aretha Franklin to the surreal moment of becoming headline news when Dan Quayle objected to her character's choice to become a single mother. With moving honesty, Bergen confronts life's universal passages: caring for a spouse in his final illness, getting older, and falling in love again after an unexpected blind date. By the time the last page is turned, ';we're all likely to be wishing Bergen herselffunny, insightful, self-deprecating, flawed (and not especially concerned about that), and slugging her way through her older years with bemused determinationwas living next door' (USA TODAY).
In this New York Times bestseller, acclaimed actress Candice Bergen shows how to do a memoir right...The self-possessed, witty, and down-to-earth voice that made Bergens first memoir a hit when it was published in 1984 has only been deepened by lifes surprises (The New York Times Book Review).In her ';unflinchingly honest' (The Washington Post) memoir, Candice Bergen recounts the moments that shaped her life: her first marriage at age thirty-four to acclaimed French director Louis Malle; the unleashing of her inner comic with Murphy Brown; the devastation of Malle's death; the unexpected joy of finding love again; and the deep pride of watching her daughter come into her own. In her decidedly nontraditional marriage to the insatiably curious Louis, Bergen traces their travels to film sets around the globe. Pregnant with Chloe at thirty-nine, she reflects with warmth and humor on entering motherhood later in life. She also offers vivid, behind-the-scenes glimpses of Murphy Brown, from caterwauling with Aretha Franklin to the surreal moment of becoming headline news when Dan Quayle objected to her character's choice to become a single mother. With moving honesty, Bergen confronts life's universal passages: caring for a spouse in his final illness, getting older, and falling in love again after an unexpected blind date. By the time the last page is turned, ';we're all likely to be wishing Bergen herselffunny, insightful, self-deprecating, flawed (and not especially concerned about that), and slugging her way through her older years with bemused determinationwas living next door' (USA TODAY).
| Kategoria: | Obcojęzyczne |
| Język: | Angielski |
| Zabezpieczenie: | brak |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4423-7703-5 |
