Hollywood Heyday

“Fans of the glamorous Golden Age of Hollywood are in for a delicious treat with the release of the new book/memoir Hollywood Heyday...The story behind the making of this dishy delight is almost as fascinating as the intimate conversations with the legendary stars themselves.”—PROVOKR; “this book is an entertaining collection of vignettes, a mixture of stories from the stars and the authors’ own observations”—The News & Observer (Raleigh, North California); “If you love old Hollywood, chances are your favorite person is in here.”—Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; “will change the way you look at some of Hollywood’s classic movies and television shows”—ABC7; “The book was forty years in the making: worth every minute to bring it to fruition.... Start at the beginning and work through, pick and choose at random; either way, you’ll become immersed in this Milky Way of Hollywood luminaries.”—Lavender; “how [Fantle and Johnson] landed these interviews is just as fascinating as what their subjects had to say about their careers as movie stars...deeply fascinating...the list of celebrities who are featured in the book is quite impressive...a riveting collection”—Montreal Times; “This is a fine example of the kind of book I love to have on the bedside table, for bedtime. Also, for morning and for insomnia. These profiles are so well done that it’s hard not to go on to just one more and be late for work. Be a good friend. Get two copies.”—Dick Cavett; “Guys, your book will be with me: in the car, in the bathroom, in the tote to the dentist, to the doctor, to the rehab, to the movies...anywhere that I might want a wonderful ‘lift’ to my day. It’s full of fascinating reminiscences. Thank you!”—Angie Dickinson; “Hollywood Heyday took me back to many a year. Dave and Tom are very good writers.”—Eva Marie Saint; “These are in-depth interviews and not the usual. They’re things that people will really want to know about, not gossip.”—Jane Powell; “In a book that includes Bob Hope, George Burns, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Lucille Ball, among others, Don (Rickles) is where he belongs.”—Bob Newhart.