Full Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Secret Sex Lives of the Stars

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Vanity Fair "This handsome ex-Marine and his friendly gas station have long been alluded to in Hollywood memoirs. Störte mich beim lesen aber gar nicht :) Sehr viele Details, die einen manchmal grinsen oder auch rütteln lassen.

When Full Service first hit the bookshelves, pearl-clutchers started raising concerns, both about the validity of Scotty's claims and about outing these people after their deaths. Then again, many of the lesbians eventually claimed the word for themselves, so I guess it was all right.In 2006, William Mann published Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn, which is the best book written on Hepburn and her dream of herself. Now that I have that out of the way, I won't try and say I believe all he has talked about in the book. Is it because Hoover, from the grave, still manages to exert some sort of attenuated ability to blackmail people into silence? Although Bowers considers himself mainly heterosexual, he has never had any qualms about having an equal amount of sex with men.

Names are freely given along with sexual acts and perversions in which Bowers claims to have observed or acts in which he participated. Gradually, Scotty began hooking up Hollywood's rich and famous, among many others, with his fellow Marines who hung around the gas station anyway looking for ways to earn quick money.The book progresses to the present day, through tragic deaths, a second love (ol’ Scotty’s a bigamist), the arrival of AIDS and the end of the promiscuous years. with a reasonable amount of responsibility and awareness of others (so that you don't harm others) but with the conviction that sensual pleasure is good.