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Format: Paperback
 ISBN-10: 0385333722
 ISBN-13: 9780385333726
 Jan 2001
 Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Group
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Synopsis In LOST IN THE FUNHOUSE biographer Bill Zehme (THE WAY YOU WEAR YOUR HAT: FRANK SINATRA AND THE LOST ART OF LIVIN') seeks to unlock the method and madness of one of comedy's most bizarre practitioners, Andy Kaufman. Using a wealth of research--interviews with friends and family, unpublished notes and manuscripts--and even occasionally attempting to go inside Kaufman's mind, Zehme has written a strange biography that may be the best portrait of a very strange man.
| Size | | Height: | 9.3 in | | Width: | 6.3 in | | Thickness: | 0.8 in | | Weight: | 15.2 oz |
Industry Reviews "The closest thing we are ever likely to get to a definitive account of his life." (02/13/2000)
"Funny and tragic, as any comedian's story must be--even if Zehme holds his subject at arm's length, implying that a closer look might be too unsettling for Kaufman's fans." Kirkus (11/13/1999)
"Funny and tragic, as any comedian's story must be--even if Zehme holds his subject at arm's length, implying that a closer look might be too unsettling for Kaufman's fans." (11/13/1999)
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