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Been There, Done That

An Autobiography

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Been There, Done That

By: Eddie Fisher, David Fisher
Narrated by: Eddie Fisher
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By the time he was 21 years old, Eddie Fisher was one of America's most popular entertainers. But for Eddie, that was only the beginning of a two-decade affair with fame and fortune that made him more popular than Frank Sinatra, turned out more consecutive hit records than the Beatles, and earned him millions of dollars. He married America's sweetheart, Debbie Reynolds, then left her for the world's most glamorous woman, Elizabeth Taylor. In between it all there were wild parties with Sinatra and the Rat Pack, meetings with Sam Giancana, and high-rolling escapades in Las Vegas. With honesty and wit, Fisher re-creates one of America's most colorful eras, along with the roller-coaster ride that was his life—including recollections that were too steamy for his previous memoir.

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One of the other reviewers was right the Debbie Reynolds did not talk extremely bad of him. Too classy of a woman Elizabeth Taylors another story. I was truly surprise she lived as long as she did she used Eddie to fill in for Mike Todd.. and then she split Eddie’s heart and half. But he did that to Debbie Reynolds too. Maybe a lot of nonsense about all these women that he had bedded. He had a great
Voice undoubtedly. Alcohol and drugs, the demise of a very talented singer.

No surprises

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He mentions bedding every Hollywood beauty from the60’s. Knew he was a speed addict. He names names and presents the good, bad and ugly about himself, but what is true?

Whaaaaat did Eddie have?

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Eddie's account of his life and relationships (especially with Elizabeth) is very interesting. I enjoyed it immensely.

the chronological history of Eddie's life.

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It’s an interesting listen, but Eddie comes across as a phony when he speaks of love, which he clearly didn’t know much about. From his open abandonment of his kids, to his trash talking of Debbie (when she, at least, had the courtesy to speak sparingly, if at all, about him in her memoirs), Eddie’s actions speak for themselves. What a douche. RIP Eddie

Whatever Eddie

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One the best books I have listened to and I have listened to a lot. Eddie tells you e v e r y t h i n g about his life, including what is embarrassing to one's ego.
Also, Eddie is a loving person so he has so much love: Love of life; love for his mother; love for his children; love for his wife Betty-Lyn.
I heard him telling me about his life-story so many times I am completing his sentences. I also quote him as I feel his life experience is a source of wisdom.

I write about him in a present tense as if he is still in this world. He is the reader for his own book and tells you his life story with contemporary American jargon that you feel he is right there. It affirms the knowledge that his Neshama is very much alive.

i complete his sentences

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