You Must Remember This, Robert J. Wagner
You Must Remember This, Robert J. Wagner
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You Must Remember This
Life and Style in Hollywood's Golden Age

Author: Robert J. Wagner, Scott Eyman

Narrator: Robert J. Wagner

Unabridged: 6 hr 25 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Penguin Audio

Published: 03/11/2014


Synopsis

A New York Times bestseller and a “charming tribute” (Kirkus) to Hollywood’s most beloved era
 
Film and television star Robert Wagner has been delighting audiences for more than sixty years, and his many fans flocked to bookstores when he began to record his memories on the page. In his second New York Times bestseller, Wagner shares stories of Hollywood life behind the scenes from the 1930s through the 1950s. As poignant as it is revealing—and filled with magical moments like Judy Garland singing Gershwin at a dinner party thrown by Clifton Webb and golf games with Fred Astaire—You Must Remember This is Wagner’s tender farewell to a legendary era.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Mike

Breezy memoir of life in old Hollywood by an actor I've admired for many years. Not so much about his own life as it is about the way Hollywood, Bel Air, Beverly Hills, etc. used to be in the early to mid-20th century. Lots of info on places, homes, restaurants, clubs, and plenty of anecdotes about......more

Goodreads review by Pamela

I listened to Wagner read his book YOU MUST REMEMBER THIS (Goodreads doesn't reference the excellent production of the audiobook read by Wagner and produced by Patti Pirooz.) R J does a wonderful job “escorting” his readers and listeners through an enviably luxurious old Hollywood era. He shares an......more


Quotes

Praise for You Must Remember This:
"In terms of grace and style, you couldn't ask for a better tour director than actor Robert Wagner."
~Douglass K. Daniel, Associated Press
 
" [A] charming tribute to off-screen lives during a period many may regard as Hollywood's finest."
~Kirkus Reviews
 
"With great affection and a twinkle in his eye, veteran actor Wagner recalls Hollywood's glory days of the 1940s and early 1950s, when class, manners, friendship, and a code of values ruled the city of stars."
~Publishers Weekly