Kenny Miller: Surviving Teenage Werewolves, Puppet People and Hollywood

By Kenny Miller and Donald Vaughan

Kenny Miller began his career as a teen idol in the 1950s, appearing in such teen films as Going Steady, The Young Guns, Surf Party, Running Wild and This Rebel Breed. He later had roles in Orson... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786406410
• ISBN13: 9780786406418
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: McFarland & Company
• Length: 214 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

One of US who "MADE" it without losing it !

Unlike Eddie Fisher's sleazey autobiography, Ken Miller's book recalls bygone Hollywood. While he could write about the dark sides of Natalie Wood, James Dean, Sal Mineo, Orson Welles, Anthony Quinn, Cecil B. DeMille, Connie Stevens and the death of the studio system, Mr. Miller choses the high road.Fortunately Mr. Miller discusses the craft of acting in both big budget motion pictures and cheapo fly-by-night studios in the 1970's. His behind-the-scenes stories are funny. One highlight involves the acting debut of his pet dog, Krissy.Ken Miller presents the professional acting craft as the way it should be...not to serious and what should be a lot of fun.This book reflects a kind soul and a nice man.

The Real Deal!

Kenny Miller has lived the Hollywood dream and writes a fascinating story of Tinseltown in its glory days. From a humble start to performances in over 22 feature films as well as steady television and musical work, Kenny is a seasoned pro who has paid his dues. Hobnobbing with the greats and near greats and having fun along the way, Miller has an insider's perspective that is a must read for anyone hoping to break into the world of entertainment. A fun read.

Kenny's a Great

Kenny is a Great guy...NOT a Hollywood phoney. I hope the book does well