Robert Mitchum: Baby, I Don't Care - Softcover

" This is a well-researched, highly entertaining, and revealing biography that contextualizes Mitchum in the broader world of industry and national economics, business and politics." -- "Publishers Weekly"
" Server sustains a fascination for his subject that is broad enough to encompass the man' s miserable behavior alongside [Server' s] vast admiration for Mitchum' s body of work and hugely iconic personality." -- "The New York Times"
" "Robert Mitchum: " Baby, I Don' t Care" " is the big Robert Mitchum book cultists have been waiting for. . . . He was a man' s man in a profession of pretenders, a genuine badass, and the undisputed Boss of Cool. Lee Server captures Mitchum completely, and honors him with this fine piece of work." -- George P. Pelecanos, author of "Right as Rain"
“This is a well-researched, highly entertaining, and revealing biography that contextualizes Mitchum in the broader world of industry and national economics, business and politics.”—"Publishers Weekly"
“Server sustains a fascination for his subject that is broad enough to encompass the man’s miserable behavior alongside [Server’s] vast admiration for Mitchum’s body of work and hugely iconic personality.”—"The New York Times"
“"Robert Mitchum: “Baby, I Don’t Care”" is the big Robert Mitchum book cultists have been waiting for. . . . He was a man’s man in a profession of pretenders, a genuine badass, and the undisputed Boss of Cool. Lee Server captures Mitchum completely, and honors him with this fine piece of work.”—George P. Pelecanos, author of "Right as Rain"
"This is a well-researched, highly entertaining, and revealing biography that contextualizes Mitchum in the broader world of industry and national economics, business and politics."--"Publishers Weekly"
"Server sustains a fascination for his subject that is broad enough to encompass the man's miserable behavior alongside [Server's] vast admiration for Mitchum's body of work and hugely iconic personality."--"The New York Times"
""Robert Mitchum: "Baby, I Don't Care"" is the big Robert Mitchum book cultists have been waiting for. . . . He was a man's man in a profession of pretenders, a genuine badass, and the undisputed Boss of Cool. Lee Server captures Mitchum completely, and honors him with this fine piece of work."--George P. Pelecanos, author of "Right as Rain"

This is a well-researched, highly entertaining, and revealing biography that contextualizes Mitchum in the broader world of industry and national economics, business and politics. "Publishers Weekly"

Server sustains a fascination for his subject that is broad enough to encompass the man's miserable behavior alongside [Server's] vast admiration for Mitchum's body of work and hugely iconic personality. "The New York Times"

"Robert Mitchum: "Baby, I Don't Care"" is the big Robert Mitchum book cultists have been waiting for. . . . He was a man's man in a profession of pretenders, a genuine badass, and the undisputed Boss of Cool. Lee Server captures Mitchum completely, and honors him with this fine piece of work. "George P. Pelecanos, author of Right as Rain""

"This is a well-researched, highly entertaining, and revealing biography that contextualizes Mitchum in the broader world of industry and national economics, business and politics." --Publishers Weekly

"Server sustains a fascination for his subject that is broad enough to encompass the man's miserable behavior alongside [Server's] vast admiration for Mitchum's body of work and hugely iconic personality." --The New York Times

"Robert Mitchum: "Baby, I Don't Care" is the big Robert Mitchum book cultists have been waiting for. . . . He was a man's man in a profession of pretenders, a genuine badass, and the undisputed Boss of Cool. Lee Server captures Mitchum completely, and honors him with this fine piece of work." --George P. Pelecanos, author of Right as Rain