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Nat Goodwin's Book

By Nat. C. (Nathaniel Carll) Goodwin

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Follow a determined performer as he rises to fame on the American stage, navigating complex relationships and the challenges of a life in the theater.

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2014-07-20
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Summary

"Nat Goodwin's Book" by Nat C. (Nathaniel Carll) Goodwin is the story of a celebrated American actor and comedian from the early 1900s, who recounts his life and career. The book reveals tales from the world of theater, dealing with the rewards of celebrity status, the trials of being an artist, and the complications of love, especially concerning his marriages and interactions with other famous performers. Starting with the author's hesitation about sharing his life story, the book moves through his growth from an anxious boy reciting poems to a recognized performer with an emerging talent. Early parts of demonstrate his passion towards achieving his dream of an acting career, despite discouragement, while also noting the key events that helped turn his dream into reality. Goodwin also includes stories from his early life and explains how his early passions and admiration for actors of his time set the stage for his future.

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