Trippin' with Terry Southern - Gerber, Gail; Lisanti, Tom
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In 1964, novelist/screenwriter Terry Southern met actress Gail Gerber on the set of The Loved One. Though they were both married, there was an instant connection and they remained a couple until his death 30 years later. In her memoir, Gail recalls what life was like with "the hippest guy on the planet" as they traveled from Los Angeles to New York to Europe and back again. She reveals what went on behind the scenes of Southern's movies including The Cincinnati Kid, Barbarella, and Easy Rider. And she relives the "highs" hanging out with The Rolling Stones and Peter Sellers in swinging '60s…mehr

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In 1964, novelist/screenwriter Terry Southern met actress Gail Gerber on the set of The Loved One. Though they were both married, there was an instant connection and they remained a couple until his death 30 years later. In her memoir, Gail recalls what life was like with "the hippest guy on the planet" as they traveled from Los Angeles to New York to Europe and back again. She reveals what went on behind the scenes of Southern's movies including The Cincinnati Kid, Barbarella, and Easy Rider. And she relives the "highs" hanging out with The Rolling Stones and Peter Sellers in swinging '60s London to the lows, barely scraping by on a Berkshires farm during the '70s & '80s.
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The late Gail Gerber was a former ballet dancer and actress who co-starred in such films as The Loved One, Beach Ball, Harum Scarum, and Lucky Days. She was the secretary of the Terry Southern Literary Trust and lived in New York. Tom Lisanti is the award-winning author of multiple books about 1960s and 1970s film and television history. He has appeared as a cohost on Turner Classic Movies and has written for Cinema Retro, Films of the Golden Age, Cinema of the '70s, and Scary Monsters.