I finished it within the week i bought it. Couldn't put it down. It was amazing!
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celbege — 15 years ago(April 25, 2010 10:47 AM)
Other than the obvious, & the cost, I don't really know. I have a hardback copy (thanks, Tom!) & I bought a couple of copies to give to friends. I haven't heard that there was any difference, though, & don't imagine there would be.
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EvenFreaksNeedLove — 15 years ago(April 26, 2010 03:50 PM)
I love it so! I've lent it to a few friends and they loved it too! He was such an amazing person!
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Dogood_Silence — 14 years ago(January 07, 2012 05:02 PM)
I just got finished reading it. It is a really good book and love how it is set up. Very interesting look into his life and the people who knew him. Although I was a little depressed after reading it and all I could think about was where his career would be today if he was still alive and what movies he would have been in.
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FaithNoBungle — 14 years ago(January 10, 2012 04:06 PM)
Yes exactly. I wonder what Shrek would have been with him. I never saw the ones with Mike Myers though
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haynese_98 — 13 years ago(December 21, 2012 03:21 PM)
I just bought it, found it in the bargain bin for $5. Wow, what a trainwreck of an existence. I felt sorry for Chris, how can anyone be that self-destructive? He was addicted to half a dozen things that will kill you; heroin, alchohol, food, cigarettes, it just goes on and on. Calling up friends at six in the morning to come down to the bar? Totally out of control insane. That time he fell through a glass window 12 stories up and was only saved from plunging to his death by the radiator?
Dude heard voices in his head!!?? That's batsh!t crazy drug abuse right there my friends!
And the Hollywood people who did anything but help him. Lorne Michaels pimping him out to Paramount. Studio Execs amping him up to make Beverly Hills Ninja, etc.
They talked about sending him away for a year, the most extreme method available. Of course, they couldn't get permission and I honestly think that if they did it wouldn't have worked. Chris was on a one way suicide trip and he knew it. It was so, so sad to have Norm MacDonald quote Chris near the end of his life "Why is life so cruel? Why is life so cruel?"
"There is no Hollywood any more, there's just a bunch of banks"