His career has spanned the glory days of free-to-air television and made him an intimate of the most famous names in the industry – whether proprietors such as Kerry Packer and Rupert Murdoch, or stars such as Jana Wendt, Ray Martin, George Negus and Richard Carleton.
My thoughts:
I've read a few of Gerald Stone's books before and enjoyed them. But I was a little disapointed by this one. Not because it wasn't interesting, but I had the feeling I'd heard it somewhere before which probably had. A large chunk of Stone's career was at Channel 9 and this had been covered before in Compulsive Viewing and Who Killed Channel 9? But otherwise a good read.
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