EPISODE · Apr 2, 2012
Oh, Nothing…
from Immerse yourself in stories without lifting a finger · host Alan Sues
rah Kerr. He had a supporting role in The Americanization of Emily with James Garner and Julie Andrews, portrayed Wilfred Jr. in the famous Twilight Zone episode “The Masks”, and successfully continued to work in film, theater, and television for over 50 years! This audio collection is not an autobiography, stand-up comedy, or a tell-all exposé about Hollywood and show business. It’s akin to to an evening at a friend’s house, where you start talking over dinner, and finish by telling funny stories over cocktails or dessert. From his hilarious first professional upstaging experience with Miriam Hopkins in Happy Birthday, to his early days in New York City trying to hold several part time-jobs in order to allow time to audition, to the unbelievably side-splitting technical meltdown happening around him during hosting the Macy’s Day Parade on live television, Alan’s stories don’t disappoint. This audio set is the perfect purchase if you are a long-time fan of Alan’s or a new fan who recently discovered him.
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Visit the episode webpage below to sign up to the Audible 30-day free trial to listen to full audiobooks for free! Title: Oh, Nothing… Subtitle: An Audio Collection of Stories and Memories from Alan Sues Categories: Funny Author: Alan Sues Narrator: Alan Sues Publisher: Precipice Publishing Release date: 04-02-2012 Language: English Summary: Best known for his work on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In, comic actor and performer Alan Sues made his debut on Broadway in 1953’s Tea and Sympathy with Deborah Kerr. He had a supporting role in The Americanization of Emily with James Garner and Julie Andrews, portrayed Wilfred Jr. in the famous Twilight Zone episode “The Masks”, and successfully continued to work in film, theater, and television for over 50 years! This audio collection is not an autobiography, stand-up comedy, or a tell-all exposé about Hollywood and show business. It’s akin to to an evening at a friend’s house, where you start talking over dinner, and finish by telling funny stories over cocktails or dessert. From his hilarious first professional upstaging experience with Miriam Hopkins in Happy Birthday, to his early days in New York City trying to hold several part time-jobs in order to allow time to audition, to the unbelievably side-splitting technical meltdown happening around him during hosting the Macy’s Day Parade on live television, Alan’s stories don’t disappoint. This audio set is the perfect purchase if you are a long-time fan of Alan’s or a new fan who recently discovered him.
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