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A review by heregrim
Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor by Bruce Campbell, Craig Sanborn
5.0
I am not always a fan of autobiographies/biographies, often they are self important and offer a justification of actions and not a view of the person. This book avoids many of the pit falls I dislike in biographies offering humor or reasoning without the self-importance. This may be because of Bruce Campbell's self claiming of being a B movie actor who (my own words) still needs to "work" for a living.
Still, this book traces Bruce's career through the years I am most familiar, Army of Darkness-through his years on Burn Notice. If you are looking for a hyper focus on any specific movie or show, this book will not do that, but instead entertains through anecdotes and case studies of what his life and career have been.
Now to go back and catch up on the rest of Campbell's movies and books.
Still, this book traces Bruce's career through the years I am most familiar, Army of Darkness-through his years on Burn Notice. If you are looking for a hyper focus on any specific movie or show, this book will not do that, but instead entertains through anecdotes and case studies of what his life and career have been.
Now to go back and catch up on the rest of Campbell's movies and books.