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Yul: The Man Who Would Be King : A Memoir of Father and Son |
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Rating: Summary: Sad legacy for chidren Review: I always liked Yul however I am very dsappointed in the overall story of his life. FAME WAS MUCH TO IMPORTANT THENPERSONAL LIFE FAMILY AND CHILDREN. My heart goes out to ROCK Yul,Jr. he tried so hard to walk in his father shoes . The price was tremendous.. I am courious how Rock isd doing today? I just read an old copy paperback. Well writtenfrom the heart
Rating: Summary: Sad overall picture Review: I enjoyed the honesty of Son Yul Jr. He tried so hard to please his Dad and follow his footsteps Never could quite live up to SR. expectations.So sad that he dumped so many of wives and children the final blow DISOWNING his children in will.. Sad Sad yet I loved him as a talented actor. Where and how is YUL Jr. today I wish him well. He loved his Dad so much
Rating: Summary: Yul Brynner - A Flawed King Review: This book, written by his son Rock Brynner, is a poignant and revealing look into the life of his famous father, Yul Brynner. Rock unveils "The King," and shows that his father was a flawed, and sometimes wreckless man behind the "King's" facade. Rock uncovers how life was growing up with his famous father, and how he could never live up to the expectations of a King. Rock's literary style mix fact with his own feelings about - The Man Who Would Be King.
Rating: Summary: Yul Brynner - A Flawed King Review: This book, written by his son Rock Brynner, is a poignant and revealing look into the life of his famous father, Yul Brynner. Rock unveils "The King," and shows that his father was a flawed, and sometimes wreckless man behind the "King's" facade. Rock uncovers how life was growing up with his famous father, and how he could never live up to the expectations of a King. Rock's literary style mix fact with his own feelings about - The Man Who Would Be King.
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