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File Size: 2049 KB
Print Length: 392 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: B000KTVAP0
Publisher: Open Road Media (June 5, 2012)
Publication Date: June 5, 2012
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0083JBXI8
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Ms Bosworth's biography is insightful and well researched. Montgomery Clift was a great actor and it is sad that he destroyed himself and his gift.His life was rife with internal and external conflicts that produced a talented actor but a shattered human being. It is clear that the family dynamics contributed to his torment. He also kept in his life many people that allowed him to destroy himself but also had many friends who were helpless to help him because he often kept them at arms length. It was understandable that some people opted out of his life because of his actions. In spite of the love they felt, his very actions eventually alienated them and not everyone wants to watch a train wreck.At the same time, he could be charming and appear so giving yet be quite egocentric and selfish. Was it possible that the looks, charm, and talent may have given the impression of a deeper internal self? For someone with so many insights into others, he had little knowledge of self or sense of self. That may have come from a childhood cut off from others in an insular environment where one was bound to secrecy. This is most likely what made impossible for him to form any relationship that would have given him the intimacy and family structure he craved and obviously needed.There were parallels between his choices in doctors that fed his addictions or fed into his psychological issues and what happened with Michael Jackson, Marilyn Monroe, and Judy Garland. How these practitioners were able to keep licenses was amazing. Like seasoned con artists, they have a knack for finding and latching on to the damaged members of the celebrity cult. Clift's choices to remain in treatment and follow their advice in the face of advice from more competent doctors and therapists ensured his self destruction.He did leave us with some memorable performances on film, Robert E Lee Prewitt, George Eastman, Noah Ackerman, Freud, and Rudolph Peterson. It is sad that he was unable to get his life and career on track to fulfill the promise that these performances reveal. When seeing them, it makes one wish for more and wonder what one missed by the life cut short.Ms. Bosworth's book is revealing without being sordid. As a former actress, her insight helped understanding this complex and self destructive artist.
The book is extremely well researched and well written and holds the reader's interest to the very end. It very well describes the character of Montogmery Clift and what an intense, complicated and interesting person he was. One realizes that his face which was framed by those incredible eyebrows and those piercing eyes was the true expression of a very sensitive and fragile person who analyzed every detail of his life and never,ever compromised on what he believed in. He paid a big price in life for his integrity and straight forward attitude which found comfort in drugs and alcohol, the two items that eventually killed him at a much too young age. The Montgomery Clift who plays taps at the funeral of Frank Sinatra,\with tears running down his cheeks was not the Montgomery Clift playing a role but the real Montgomery Clift who found life so difficult and frustrating.I think anyone who reads this book and is a movie fan will be well rewarded not only about learning about M.C. but also getting an insight into the difficult and lonely life of the world of entertainment.Ironically and sadly, the image of M.C. who covered the screen in such great proportions is today a little figure simply buried in a Quaker cemetery in Brooklyn, a place where many great people were born and dreamt only of leaving.
Montgomery Clift is the greatest actor America has ever produced. Better than Brando who coasted to a career and a lot of praise on the basis of one role: "Streetcar Ned Desire." In Patrica Bosworth, Clift has found a sympathetic and highly competent biographer. The story she has to tell is a tragic and heartbreakingly familiar one: a talented actor haunted by his homosexuality and driven to self destruction. Like Marilyn Momroe with whom he was friends if not soul mates. What we're left with are a dozen superlative performances too many to list. And one painful anomaly. On "Suddenly, Last Summer" -- the weirdest movie of the fifties -- he plays a brilliant brain surgeon but you can see his hands shaking. He was tormented on the set of "Freud" by John Huston and by Joseph L. Mankiewicz on "Suddenly." Katharine Hepburn spit in Mankiewicz's face for the way he treated Monty Check out the great performances in "Red River," "From Here to Eternity." Miss Lonley Hearts," "The Hereis," A Place in the Sun," and "The Search."
Author's voice is nearly non-existent, which makes for dry reading. By the final third, it reads more like a laundry list of Clift's transgressions and debauchery. By the end, the star remains at arms length...which I guess is how he might have wanted it. An interesting tale...just not told very well.
I always enjoyed a movie starring Montgomery Cliff. But the story of his life was very depressing. The author did a fantastic job of finding all the friends he made and frequently abused. The one person that was definitely not a friend to Monty was his psychiatrist. He definitely contributed to a lot of his problems and kept him from getting the care he needed.
I am happy ☺ that this book is now available on Kindle since I read this over 30 years ago and remembered how impressed I was with the author 's style and research. You will feel as if you know Montgomery 's soul and, even though he's a giant mess with complex problems, you will sympathize with all his struggles, including drug abuse, homosexuality, and years of unemployment. His hidden life is a tragedy because at the time there was no Betty Ford center, gay rights, or effective medications that could prevent his depression. Clift is one of the best American actors of all time. I just wish he could have enjoyed the ride.
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