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Dino: Living High in the Dirty Business of Dreams
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Anyone thinking about writing a biography about Dean Martin, forget about it. "Dino" isn't hard to beat, it's downright impossible. The inexhaustible biography on Dino covers every facet of his career, from the Jerry Lewis sidekick days to his great TV show to his surprisingly successful movie career to the goofy Matt Helm spy films, "Dino" runs 652 pages and never gets boring, just like Mr. Martin himself.
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Started Reading
September 9, 1993
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Finished Reading
July 23, 2008
– Shelved
July 23, 2008
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Jul 24, 2008 07:42AM
Hey pallie Andy, dude likes I couldn't agrees with you more...."DINO" is the definite Dinobio of Dinobios...Tosches captures our Dino like no other....thanks for spreadin' the message of this Dinotome...you might be interested in my most recent post on the ol' Dinoblog 'bout the screen play based on Tosches stellar Dinobook...go to...
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I read this book in 1994 or '95, when I was living in Vegas and working as a craps dealer. This is Touches' best book, far and away, and one of my favorite books that I have ever read. He really captures the mysterious and ineffable. triple gravity pull of Las Vegas nihilism.
