De Tree A We

by James Carville

First published 2017

Sanford Meisner stands before another class of eager actors, teaching the technique that made him famous. But away from the studio, he shares a different kind of life with James Carville, his partner of many years. Together they have created an unconventional family, raising their adopted son Boolu in a world where art and politics intersect. The biography reveals the private man behind the public teacher, showing how Meisner balanced his demanding career with the complexities of family life. Carville chronicles their journey as partners and parents, capturing the struggles and joys of building a home while Meisner shaped generations of performers. The story explores how two very different men found common ground in their love for each other and their son, creating a legacy that extends far beyond the acting studio.

Genres: biography, family-life, 21st-century, adoption

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unconventional-family

Period: 20th-century, 21st-century

686 pages · Paperback · GR8 Books

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