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In *Watch Me*, Anjelica Huston chronicles the early years of her film career, from her first acting lessons to her Academy Award‑winning performance in *Prizzi’s Honor*. She shares personal stories about her relationships, including a long affair with Jack Nicholson, and her experience working with celebrated directors such as Wes Anderson, Mike Nichols, Stephen Frears, Richard Condon, and Bob Rafelson. The memoir also candidly covers the loss of her father, screen‑writing legend John Huston, and her marriage to sculptor Robert Graham. Written with humor, warmth, and vivid storytelling, the book offers an intimate look into one of Hollywood’s most enduring actresses.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Anjelica Huston
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