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File Size: 17525 KB

Print Length: 492 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0062408852

Publisher: Harper (December 4, 2018)

Publication Date: December 4, 2018

Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers

Language: English

ASIN: B075JDGVHL

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I’ve read hundreds of celebrity biographies. Many’s the time I’ve been disappointed because the author skipped over or treated lightly the one movie or play the subject wrote or starred in that was my favorite, and I craved to know more. Biographer Mark Griffin, with All That Heaven Allows: A Biography of Rock Hudson, cannot be accused of leaving anything out. Meticulously, he makes sure we know of each and every performance Hudson ever gave, complete with some anecdotes and critical appraisals. And yet I wasn’t satisfied with all this. Using hundreds of articles and interviews, Griffin pieced together a look at this Hollywood icon who became the face of AIDS. He tries to show the double life Hudson lived, his motivations, his triumphs, his heartaches. We meet each one of Hudson’s lovers and are told what we need to know to decide whether we like them or not. We’re introduced to Hudson’s friends, many of them superstars—among them Claire Trevor, Doris Day, Carol Burnett, and of course, Elizabeth Taylor who loved him dearly—and we are supposed to feel their anguish and joy at having known this man. In short, we are supposed to finish this over 400 page book and come away with a complete understanding of a conflicted soul and actually feel for him. I did not. Despite all this, Griffin never let me get under the skin of Rock Hudson, the movie star, the gay man, the friend, the son. I feel I understand Hudson’s motivations, but I don’t know the man. And good biography is supposed to bring the reader to an emotional connection. For me, there was none.

I have to agree with many of the other reviewers. Im not sorry I bought the book, I learned a few more details of Hudson s life but I didnt come away feeling like I really knew Rock Hudson much better than before I started reading. I have read 4 previous biographies of Hudson. Maybe a little of that not really knowing Hudson at the end of the book stems from the fact that Rock Hudson in real life was a different personality for each person he knew and wore many masks. The author eluded to the fact that Rocks greatest acting was in his personal life, and I feel this is true, but this wasnt gone into in the depth it should have been. His wife insisted that Rock go to a therapist and the therapist concluded that Rock had the emotional maturity of an 8 year old. I generally think Rock proved this to be the case. This I gleaned from another biography earlier.Rock Hudson was generally likeable but I have to say it was pretty apalling he cut his mother out of this life a year before she died, because he, Rock Hudson, couldnt stand to see her become frail and not the person her once knew. This is the attitude of a boy, an immature human being. Hudson displayed this behavior in many ways. The chain smoking, the alcoholism, the constant need for sexual gratification, the inability to form and maintain a lasting relationship. Not admirable qualities by any means.I often wondered why Hudson bought a house in Newport beach and an elaborate boat and within a year he sold the boat and deeded the house to his mom. He was basically verbally gay bashed and forced to move. Very sad. Newport at that time (1961) was way too conservative and small townish and his experience in that time period was probably predictable.When a book on a film star spends most of the pages reviewing in detail every film the actor was in you know that they are taking the easy way out and not really giving the reader an overall portrait. This book did that. 90 % of the book was rehashed material from previous publications but there was new info provided that was interesting. I was always curious about Hudson s first benefactor, Ken Hodges, and I learned a bit more about him. I also never knew Rock had a step sister and she was metioned but the author spent almost no time on her side of the story at all, I had to wonder if he ever even interviewed her?I sat next to Marc Christian once at a restaurant in LA. I recognized him, barely, It was prrobably 10 years or less before he died. He looked much different from earlier photos and when he was with Hudson. I am a pretty good immediate judge of character and there was something really kind of dark and creepy about his vibe. It looked like he had had facial plastic surgery, he was pale and thin and unhealthy looking. Consideriing he was something of a health nut this was surprising. He dropped his cigarettes, his keys, his cell phone, on the table and my overall impression was he was also more effeminate than I would have imagined from earlier accounts. He picked up on the fact I discretely recognized him and was kind of smug about it. Anyway I came away thinking Rock Hudson was far far from discriminating on who he let in his life and I pity him for allowing that to be a part of his life. Harsh, but a gut first reaction.I will give the author a ilttle slack in that most people in Hudsons life are dead, as Hudon would be 93 today, and the author did get some interviews with people that knew or were close to Hudson which hadnt ever been part of the story before which did add something to the book, but it was not a 100% effort on the authors part.

The first biography of the star that isn't cruel or whitewashed.

Very good read. Meticulously researched and footnoted, the book offers a voyeurs eye view into Hudson’s career and private life. So sad that someone who was so revered will always be remembered as some sad, sick lonely man.when all he needed was compassion and understanding the media AND Marc Christian churned up nothing but hysteria and finger-pointing. If Marc Christian really loved Rock he never would have proceeded with his lawsuit. The final jury award on his lawsuit is typical of the awful homophobia and hatred of gay people and AIDS of the time. I’m glad after all that time, he only received a small amount from Rocks estate. He sounds like a real creep.

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