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Known and loved by millions around the world as the star of the top-rated CBS TV series The Nanny, Fran Drescher tells her hilarious life story and offers a fresh, funny, and irreverent backstage look at Hollywood and its stars. "The unsinkable kid from Queens isn't a whiner, she's a... read more
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My assistant informed me that I was being summoned by the president of the company, my boss - a king among kings and a barracuda.
Table of Contents edit
1 In the Beginning
2 So You Wanna Be a Star?
3 Life in L.A.
4 The Wedding
5 Elaine
6 Spinal Tap
7 The Rain in Spain
8 Surgery
9 Warren
10 Our House
11 The Snake
12 Cadillac Dog
13 Growing Up Is Hard To Do
14 On the Vineyard
15 Lucky England, When It Rains It Pours
16 Back in La La Land
17 This Little PIggy ...
18 Putting It Together
19 The Pilot
20 Setting Uo Shop
21 Duplicity with Publicity
22 Help, I Need Somebody
23 What's My Schedule?
24 Bad Things Happen to Good People
25 The Changing of the Guard
26 Sylvie and Morty
27 Streisand, the Princess, and Me
28 Traveling
29 If It's Friday, This Must Be Georgette Klinger
30 Jack
31 The Days of Whine and Toes-es
Authors & Contributors edit
- Fran Drescher (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Harpercollins
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 1996
ISBN: 0060391553
Page Count: 304
Publisher: Harpercollins
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 1996
ISBN: 0060391553
Page Count: 304
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 791.45028092 / 92 D7728
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