From Ann Miller to Jimmy Stewart, from Marilyn Monroe to George
Clooney to Sir Laurence Olivier, Giancarlo Menotti, Dolly Parton,
Billy Crystal, and a host of others, author and actress Peggy Pope
has crossed paths with a number of extraordinary artists. In "atta
girl," she tells stories from her life, beginning with her
childhood in Montclair, New Jersey, in the 1930s as she acts her
way through the years to the twenty-first century.
She belongs to that group of professional actors who travels
from from job to job and coast to coast performing on stage, film,
television, cabaret, and commercials. She writes in detail about
her work as well as how she got into show business where she gave
advice to Dolly Parton in "9 to 5," gave Billy Crystal a hard time
on "SOAP," and acted in an EMMY winning episode of Barney Miller.
On ER she was brought in for a psychiatric evaluation.
Filled with humorous touches, "atta girl" offers a potpourri of
stories from the trenches and gives an insider's look at both the
joys and challenges of show business.
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