7 thoughts on “Happy Century Of Life”

  1. I read his autobiography recently, “All About Me!”.

    The first half is pretty entertaining – him as a child, then working on The Show of Shows and then his early films. It gets boring in the second half when he starts making not so great movies in the later years.

    I thought the most interesting bits were about how he had to find the technical crews that knew how to film in black and white for Young Frankenstein. And that when he hired David Lynch to direct the Elephant Man and found out how quirky he really was.

    At the end of the book he talked about how him and Carl Reiner lived in the same house, and would put out folding tables in front of their chairs and eat dinner while watching Jeopardy, which is literally what me and my wife do.

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