Al Clark

Another very good, honest and forthcoming biography. The writing style was a little choppy and all over the place, but the behind the scenes stories that were share were priceless and you can't get those anywhere but a book like this. All in all a fun read.

A very interesting book, from a very interesting point of view. Mr. Clark is frank, concise, blunt, and has an opinion. It serves very well for this memoir. He does get a bit Kanye West self-aggrandizingly silly, bragging about his writing ability. Prose it ain't, but there are valuable life lessons, positivity, and clear-eyed viewpoints that more than make up for it. He also is clearly a good schmoozer and businessman. Quite a fascinating life. Fun to read about.

This is one of my favorite movies. One of the best road trip movies ever. Delightfully quirky and started my love for Hugo Weaving.

How, how, how?!!! can a narrative about the making of said movie be so dull?

Consider this an insomnia remedy. Mr. Clark's prose is dry and stilted and plodding. We are talking about drag queens here and it still manages to be boring.

Skip this book and savor the fabulous movie itself.