A true gentleman. First read his People Like Us in 1989. Then everything I could get my hands on from novels to Vanity Fair. He was articulate, kind, astute, and a true gentle reminder of honesty and dare I say, class. A gentleman.
I picked up this book from a giant stack at CostCo with a discount sticker on the cover, shared a big laugh with my best friend, and tossed the book atop my groceries. I still have it.
Mr. Dunne, I loved your book--especially the chapter of Roddy's Sunday parties--wish I'd been there--such chic and fun--with hot dogs and beer--no diamonds or furs! yeah! (and the stars appreciated relaxing, I'm sure, thank you Roddy). I also thank you for your candor about your breakdown and splitting to Oregon to find yourself. That took courage.
windstorm1000 Yes I enjoyed reading his autobiography so much... he is such a wonderful writer... very real and not a phony ...he doesn't sugarcoat anything. I talk as if he still alive.. it is a shame he did not live longer.
Fascinating how all the people intertwine ,she has some great stories as well, Love it when people play verbal tennis like that-what stories!,Oddly enough just reread this book,
A true gentleman. First read his People Like Us in 1989. Then everything I could get my hands on from novels to Vanity Fair. He was articulate, kind, astute, and a true gentle reminder of honesty and dare I say, class. A gentleman.
I miss Mr Dunne. I bet he is laughing a swinging on a star with his daughter. Thank you so much for sharing.
The interviewer knew her stuff. Perfect and educated interview.
He makes me want to live a bit longer...I'm the same kind of person...maybe there's hope.
what an amazing guy...so real and no pretension. I just now discovered him..will look into his writing...thanks for posting this, Ms Martinson
This is the only book he wrote that I have not read and I can barely wait.
I just ordered this book . Love him his books & his coming out on the last page of THE MUCH MONEY was tremendously moving.
I picked up this book from a giant stack at CostCo with a discount sticker on the cover, shared a big laugh with my best friend, and tossed the book atop my groceries. I still have it.
I must say, Dominick Dunne is a fantastic writer, and as the innovator relays Dominic Dunne creates himself.
Mr. Dunne, I loved your book--especially the chapter of Roddy's Sunday parties--wish I'd been there--such chic and fun--with hot dogs and beer--no diamonds or furs! yeah! (and the stars appreciated relaxing, I'm sure, thank you Roddy). I also thank you for your candor about your breakdown and splitting to Oregon to find yourself. That took courage.
windstorm1000
Yes I enjoyed reading his autobiography so much... he is such a wonderful writer... very real and not a phony ...he doesn't sugarcoat anything.
I talk as if he still alive.. it is a shame he did not live longer.
Fascinating how all the people intertwine ,she has some great stories as well, Love it when people play verbal tennis like that-what stories!,Oddly enough just reread this book,
I thought Mr. Dunne was a
very cool person.🔆
The coolest of the lot 👌
Pretty much unwatchable because of the interviewer. She should've let him speak already! He was such a great man..
Agreed this was a very boring interview. And I love listening to Dominick.
One of the poorest interviewers ever. Surprised he agreed to this. We miss you so much DD. Hope your swinging on a star.
Bon Vivant 🥂
Woman, let him speak!!
Yeah Kind if like Jiminy Glick...( a Martin Short) character..
And stop rustling the pages of that book while he’s talking.
Is she even listening to his answers?
Love Dominick but this was a boring interview. I couldn't finish it.
I thought this lady was Lisa Kudrow in a wig,and that this was a joke video.
The Irish are so bloody smart how we became slaves is beyond me
That interviewer is the worst.
Irish were treated terrible rich or not!