First published 2015
Debbie Reynolds opens her treasure chest of Hollywood memories in this candid collection of stories from her sixty-year career. The actress who charmed audiences in Singin' in the Rain dishes about her friendships with entertainment legends like Lucille Ball, Frank Sinatra, and Bette Davis. Reynolds holds nothing back as she recounts her highly publicized divorce from Eddie Fisher, her experiences raising daughter Carrie Fisher, and her successful transition to live theater. She shares tales of performing for royalty, meeting presidents, and partying with Hollywood's elite. The book reveals Reynolds' trademark humor and down-to-earth perspective as she discusses everything from late-night conversations with comedy greats to family drama and personal relationships. Reynolds combines warmth with wit, offering readers an insider's view of both the glamorous and difficult sides of fame. She even includes personal recipes alongside her reminiscences, creating an intimate portrait of a woman who lived fully in the spotlight.
Genres: 20th-century, autobiography, biography-memoir
Vibes: candid, intimate, warm
Tropes: insider-perspective, personal-relationships
Setting: Hollywood
Period: 20th Century
288 pages · Hardcover · William Morrow