Editorial Review:Product Description:Written with the same immense energy, wry humor and Hollywood skewering that filled the bestsellingIf Chins Could Kill, our hero gives his fans a follow-up they could not have expected-a laughout-loud novel starring (who else?) Bruce Campbell I n this autobiographical novel, the King of 'B' movie actors gives his legions of fans the inside view of his hilarious attempt to become an 'A' list actor-taking readers on a wild ride to nail the dream role. In this side-splitting send-up, Bruce imagines that he is cast in the big-budget film 'Let's Make Love,'where he plays a relationship guru/doorman opposite Richard Gere and Renee Zellwegger. Nervous that the star-studded cast will discover he's a grade below, Bruce embarks on a crash-course in method acting, regaling readers with stories of his exploits-including taking jobs as a wedding planner, private investigator, and Waldorf Astoria doorman. Along the way, he throws off tidbits of advice that his fans will find entertaining-but better not follow unless they want to stay single.
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LOTS of Fun!
Hey, if you lOVE Bruce, gotta read this book. Great sense of humor, whimsy, bizarre and sweet stories. Thanks Bruce!!!!
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great price and perfect condition
this was a gift for my boyfriend who loves Bruce Campbell and he has no complaints, I'm sure I'll be buying more from Amazon in the future.
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Hilarious!
It helps to be a Bruce Campbell fan in the first place, but I found this book hilarious. Have to believe Bruce was "expanding" on the experiences he had researching a character role. If his life is truly that weird...well...what can I say? Great read if you just want to smile awhile.
Gail Strumberger
Author "Shock Therapy: Planaphobic"
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Make Love!!! The Bruce Campbell Way
Love'n the Bruce!!!! This book made me laugh so hard I had to buy a copy for my brother-in-law who turned me on to Evil Dead,And Bubba Hotep.
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Read fiction - the Bruce Campbell way
Make Love (etc) is purportedly an account of Bruce's attempt to make a movie called "Let's Make Love" with Richard Gere and Renee Zellweger. Told in a conversational style, it details Bruce's encounters with actors, agents, producers, and security personell. It starts off like a 'behind the scenes, making of' book, but soon rolls over the top and becomes sort of an adventure story of its own, ending with Bruce being persued by various local, state, and federal agents, to a final shoot-out at a fan's house. For fans of Bruce Campbell, Hollywood insider doings, wry humor and just plain strangeness.
