Yes, Mr. Selznick: Recollections of Hollywood's Golden Era

For fifteen years, Marcella Rabwin was in regular association with the most legendary actors and actresses in the history of film. She assisted them, went to parties with them, and even developed lifelong friendships with some. Her nostalgic memoir Yes, Mr. Selznick: Recollections of Hollywood's Golden Era is an endearing reminiscence about her employment as executive assistant to Hollywood producer david O. Selznick who is best known for producing the renowned classic, Gone With the Wind. In this intriguing and charming work, Rabwin candidly describes private moments shared with such stars from Hollywood's premier Golden Era as Lucille Ball, Carole Lombard, Judy Garland, Desi Arnez, and Marilyn Monroe. In her many years working in Hollywood in the 1930's and 40's, Rabwin saw some fascinating off-screen spectacles, witnessed exclusive feuds between the stars, and found herself part of some of the most devastating human tragedies. Rabwin collected memories of ! ! this Hollywood era privy to few and is bound to captivate-even shock-readers with her revealing recollections.