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Never would have made it : the rise of Tyler Perry, the most powerful entertainer in black America (and what it really took to get him there)

Title
Never would have made it : the rise of Tyler Perry, the most powerful entertainer in black America (and what it really took to get him there) / Melvin Childs.
Author
Childs, Melvin.
Publication
  • Santa Cruz, CA : Touch 1 Media, [2012]
  • ©2012

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Description
181 pages : illustrations, facsimiles; 23 cm
Summary
Written by the executive producer of Tyler Perry's first national tour, this book offers a first-hand account of how Perry went from playing shows in country churches to becoming one of the most successful entertainers in black America.
Subjects
Genre/Form
Biography.
Note
  • Issued also as an ebook.
Contents
Just act normal -- Setting the record straight -- Hello Arthur -- We can do this -- Meeting the man -- I don't need you, I got this -- This s**t ain't easy -- Help, I'm drowning -- The fat lady's warming up -- Hold the curtain -- Where did you think the money came from? -- Fantasy Island -- Back in the game -- How you like me now? -- We've only just begun -- Let the games begin -- You done lost your mind -- I never saw it coming -- How could I have been so stupid? -- Damn, that was slick -- See you later, bye -- I know I've been changed.
Call Number
Sc D 18-395
ISBN
  • 9780984711505
  • 0984711503
  • 9780984711512
  • 0984711511
LCCN
2011940599
OCLC
759913907
Author
Childs, Melvin.
Title
Never would have made it : the rise of Tyler Perry, the most powerful entertainer in black America (and what it really took to get him there) / Melvin Childs.
Imprint
Santa Cruz, CA : Touch 1 Media, [2012]
Copyright Date
©2012
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Local Note
Schomburg copy with dust jacket.
Local Subject
Black author.
Research Call Number
Sc D 18-395
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