| FOREWORD: THE URGE TO ENTERTAIN |
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9 | (13) |
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22 | (94) |
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JAMES CAGNEY: AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL |
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22 | (24) |
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HUME CRONYN AND JESSICA TANDY: THEATER'S FINAL FIRST COUPLE |
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46 | (14) |
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INTERVIEWS WITH THE VAMPIRES |
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60 | (20) |
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DUDLEY MOORE: STILL NOT BEYOND THE FRINGE |
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80 | (10) |
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ANDY KAUFMAN'S BOUT WITH BROADWAY |
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90 | (10) |
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JULIE ANDREWS: THE SOUND OF MUSING |
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100 | (16) |
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116 | (148) |
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116 | (20) |
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THE JOHNNY CARSON INTERVIEW |
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136 | (54) |
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ALAN ALDA: ALL NICE MEN HAVE THEIR LIMITS |
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190 | (14) |
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MICHAEL O'DONOGHUE: THE CLINT EASTWOOD OF COMEDY |
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204 | (21) |
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WALTER CRONKITE: WALTER, WE HARDLY KNEW YOU |
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225 | (16) |
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DAN RATHER: WHAT'S NEWS IN THE EYE OF CBS' STORMS |
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241 | (23) |
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The Last Good Sport MUHAMMAD ALI: "I AM THE MASTER OF MY DESTINY" |
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264 | (28) |
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292 | (133) |
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RAQUEL WELCH: RUMBA WITH A RED-HOT ANACHRONISM |
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292 | (16) |
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BLUES BROTHERS CONFIDENTIAL |
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308 | (28) |
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Episode One: The Ballad of Jake & Elwood |
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Episode Two: Messin' with the Kids--Dan Aykroyd & John Belushi |
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JOHN TRAVOLTA: SEPARATING THE DANCER FROM THE DANCE |
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336 | (17) |
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GOLDIE HAWN: PRIVATE GOLDIE |
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353 | (14) |
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THE HOMECOMING: BETTE MIDLER IN THE ROSE |
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367 | (17) |
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SLAVES TO THE EMPIRE: THE VETERANS OF STAR WARS |
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384 | (15) |
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SUSAN SARANDON: SEX & THE SINGULAR GIRL |
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399 | (13) |
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BILL MURRAY'S RUMPLED ANARCHY |
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412 | (13) |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
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425 | (1) |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
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426 | (2) |
| INDEX |
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