
"Warm Up the Snake" is the witty and revealing backstage chronicle of Rich's career. The book is packed with unforgettable and often hilarious stories of personalities (Elvis was respectful, Shelley Winters was a bitch, Michael Eisner was a jerk). As director and producer of dozens of radio, TV, and film hits, Rich enjoyed a career that spanned half a century.
"Warm Up the Snake" reveals an inside view of the art, business, and politics of filmmaking, directing, and producing. Not only was Rich an accomplished director, he was also an innovator who is responsible for many TV production techniques. Rich was also a guiding force in the Directors Guild of America, and had a central role in negotiating financial security for directors and producers.
"Warm Up the Snake" is a must-have for film and TV addicts, the star-struck, and anyone interested in some of the greatest decades of American television and film. If you want to know what the title means, buy the book. I recommend it highly, and so do Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke and Sherwood Schwartz (creator of Gilligan’s Island and The Brady Bunch) CLICK to order from Amazon.
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