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Levy, Shawn

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Rat Pack Confidential

Rat Pack Confidential offers an "exuberant, opinionated, and irreverent" (San Francisco Sunday Examiner and Chronicle) look at Frank Sinatra and company during the heyday of the group. 16 pp. of photos. 352 pp. Author promo. Radio giveaways. 17,500 print.

Title of ebook: Rat Pack Confidential
ISBN: 9780385500258
Publisher: Doubleday
Internet download file size: 1676 kb
Released online for download: 09-01-2000
Author of eBook: Levy, Shawn

Rat Pack Confidential

Frank, Dean, Sammy, Peter, Joey and the Last Great Show Biz Party
This was Frank's baby.

Onstage, Dean, singing almost straight, then pissing away anything like real feeling with jokes.

In the wings, Sammy, Peter, Joey.

Out front, a mob scene: Marilyn, Little Caesar, Kirk, Shirl, Mr. Benny, that Swedish kid that Sammy was so crazy for, that senator and his tubby kid brother, a few broads without addresses, a few guys without real names . . .

Famous faces at ringside for the cameras, infamous ones in the shadows in the back, plus a hundred or so civilians as bait for the rest of the world--suckers with money to blow and dames to blow it with them until it ran out.

In the casino, every schmuck that couldn't pay or beg or muscle his way in was betting his rent money just to feel as big as the ones who could.

The joint was packed; the rest of town might as well have been dark.

And for what?

A movie, a party, a floating crap game, a day's work, a hustle, a joke: They'd make millions and all they had to do was show up, have a good time, pretend to give a damn, and, almost as an after ... read full excerpt from Rat Pack Confidential ebook