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An Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire ( a
class of knighthood). Tremain spent the 17 years before 1989
running Boston's historic Copley Plaza Hotel. He used his
international contacts and social and business acumen to turn the
Copley from a faltering property into a lucrative draw for the
prosperous and photogenic. Tremain became a celebrity. He had a
television show called Words and Music and interviewed many famous
people including Luciano Pavarotti, Sebastian Cabot, Peter Falk,
Elizabeth Taylor and the author, Thornton Wilder. His Cannes
townhouse on the French Riviera even appeared on television's
"Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous." In October, 2009 Tremain
hosted a television show on WXEL in the Palm Beaches entitled "Meet
the Chef." Harking back to the interview with the Serendipity
Editor of the Palm Beach Society Magazine, Tremain said, "And a
final answer to a question which you haven't asked. What would I
still like to do? I would like to publish a book called Without
Reservation-a fun look at my experiences in the hotel business.
Well, here it is.
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