Are You Anybody?: A Memoir

Jeffrey Tambor is not anybody, he's ALL of us Fred Gusoff Jeffrey Tambor, master thespian and reluctant author, offers a read enjoyable look at what led him to a respected career as a performer. Is the book worth reading? You bet your sweet Beppy!. Five Stars sue Radom I enjoy watching Jeffrey Tambor work. His book was honest and engaging.. Four Stars Joyce F Entertaining

Drawing from his formative childhood years, in which he describes himself as a fat Hungarian Jewish kid with a lisp and a depressive father, to how he drew inspiration from his life to create these characters, Tambor's memoir is funny, insightful, and uplifting, touching on comedy and the enduring chutzpah required to make it through life.. He went on to find two more show creators, Mitch Hurwitz of Arrested Development and Jill Soloway of Transparent, who shared a love of actors and taught him a lot about acting along the way. It's rare that an actor embodies even one memorable character over the arc of a career. Jeffrey Tambor has managed to create three, beginning with Hank "Hey Now!" Kingsley on The Larry Sanders Show, the series created by Garry Shandling, Jeffrey's first mentor in television. Are You Anybody? is Tambor's chance to discuss his creative process and immense accomplishments from a life lived onscreen