But Enough about Me: A Memoir - Hardcover

[W]ildly entertaining Highlights and lowlights from his colorful past include playing football at Florida State, romances (Loni Anderson, Sally Field), debilitating health problems and a bankruptcy.
"The Hollywood Reporter
" Throughout this often-surprising life story capably coauthored by veteran showbiz writer Winokur Reynolds reveals himself to be more thoughtful and introspective than his public image might suggest. "Booklist" "

The literary equivalent of finding oneself at a cocktail party with the guy who tells the best stories. It s juicy, but not salacious, gracious without being cloying and ultimately impresses. such a joy to read Palm Beach Post
[W]ildly entertaining Highlights and lowlights from his colorful past include playing football at Florida State, romances (Loni Anderson, Sally Field), debilitating health problems and a bankruptcy.
The Hollywood Reporter
Throughout this often-surprising life story capably coauthored by veteran showbiz writer Winokur Reynolds reveals himself to be more thoughtful and introspective than his public image might suggest. Booklist
Thoroughly engrossing. A.V. Club
Refreshingly honest. AARP Magazine
Freewheeling. Newsday
Charming, self-deprecating. Connecticut Post
"

"The literary equivalent of finding oneself at a cocktail party with the guy who tells the best stories....It's juicy, but not salacious, gracious without being cloying and ultimately impresses....such a joy to read."--Palm Beach Post

"[W]ildly entertaining...Highlights--and lowlights--from his colorful past include playing football at Florida State, romances (Loni Anderson, Sally Field), debilitating health problems and a bankruptcy."
--The Hollywood Reporter

"Throughout this often-surprising life story--capably coauthored by veteran showbiz writer Winokur--Reynolds reveals himself to be more thoughtful and introspective than his public image might suggest."--Booklist

"Thoroughly engrossing."--A.V. Club

"Refreshingly honest."--AARP Magazine

"Freewheeling."--Newsday

"Charming, self-deprecating."--Connecticut Post

Scandalous, sentimental, frank, and sincere - the ultimate inside account of a television and film icon.