A memoir by Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman, one of the most acclaimed actors of our time, whose work across Hollywood, film, and theater has reflected the changing zeitgeist of America over the past sixty years.
Has a glancing, elliptical quality ... Seeking attention is the reason one becomes an actor, Olivier believed. Attention absolutely must be paid to Dustin Hoffman, but Look at Me keeps our noses squashed against the glass.
Wry humor throughout leavens his serious comments about the craft of acting ... Shrewd, funny, often instructive—a cut way above the usual Hollywood memoir.
