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Reg Grundy by Reg Grundy

Pier 9, $45 hb, 368 pp

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‘All I ever wanted to do was to entertain,’ declares Reg Grundy. Like most such apparently simple statements, this needs a bit of unpacking, and that’s what Grundy does in his autobiography. Not quite a rags to riches story, it is the tale of a young man with a thorough knowledge of his market, a sharp eye for business opportunities, and consummate talent as a salesman, and of his journey to become one of the most successful television producers in the world.

 


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Reg Grundy by Reg Grundy

Pier 9, $45 hb, 368 pp

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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