Did He or Didn't He?: The Intimate Sex Lives of 201 Famous Men

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Summary: Mart Martin writes another great book!!!!
Review: Mart Martin has succeeded in writing a book that is as thoroughly researched and interesting as "Did She Or Didn't She?" This time he turns his attention to the men and presents a sometimes humorous and always interesting portrait of the intimate lives of 201 famous men.

Rating:
Summary: Mart Martin writes another great book!!!!
Review: Mart Martin has succeeded in writing a book that is as thoroughly researched and interesting as "Did She Or Didn't She?" This time he turns his attention to the men and presents a sometimes humorous and always interesting portrait of the intimate lives of 201 famous men.

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Summary: Tricky, but Fun
Review: Okay, who's had whom in Hollywood?--maybe not the most burning question of the day, but of particular interest to those alive and breathing before the tell-all mags of today. Naturally, a book like this can only be taken seriously by backing up its claims, otherwise its just nasty gossip and who condones that--Right? Here, author Mart Martin plays a pretty canny game. Each male celebrity gets a full page of formatted headings profiling his sex life, including personal observations, comments from others, a brief history, and an all-important naming-names list of backstage romps. There's an extensive bibliography of mainly biographies and autobiographies from which, it appears, the primary material was drawn. There are no footnotes however, and though the comments are attributed by name, the crucial lists are not. Instead, they appear under the weasely heading 'Lovers, Flings, or Just Friends'. Thus, Nick Adams, for example, can appear in the notoriously homophobic Elvis Presley's scorecard without Martin getting hauled into court. Juicy--but not exactly binding. What the guidelines are for these bi-sexual inclusions only the author knows. Still and all, the comments from collegues and romantic interests are often a caustic hoot--Judith Campbell on Jerry Lewis, 'Although he is serious about his flirting, from a woman's point of view it is funnier than his pratfalls', Liberace on himself, 'Men are my kind of people'. Chances are you'll find your favorites among the 201 even if you don't want to. My only remaining questions are : when did scorecard denizens like Joan Crawford, Marilyn Monroe, or Mae West find time to make movies or Truman Capote to write books; and also, why is a photo of '2001: A Space Odyssey' actor William Sylvester presented as the Shah of Iran?--and who is that straight-haired inebriate pretending to be the kinky-haired Nicholas Ray? Come on, Mr. Martin, if we can't trust the photos, what about the text. Still, I couldn't put it down.

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Summary: Interesting!
Review: This is a terrific book that dishes the dirt on the sex lives of many of Hollywood's leading men past and present. Find out who was faithful to their spouses and who was not. Discover interesting bits of information regarding the sexual habits and encounters these men had and what other Hollywood personalities thought about them. Some of the men profiled in this excellent book are Cary Grant, Marlon Brando, Richard Gere, Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, John Gilbert, Clark Gable, Harrison Ford and many, many more! Purchase your copy today! Don't forget to buy the companion book, "Did She or Didn't She?" as well.