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Ginger Sugar Blymyer
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Title: Ginger Sugar Blymyer
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at 10:01 on October 7th, 2011
I am so impressed with this interview that Sandy did for me. She is great at her work. I hope everyone who likes older movies and the movie business will enjoy this interview and go out and get the book too. Thanks Ginger Blymyer
at 09:59 on October 7th, 2011
Thanks so much Sandy for the great interview. You do an amazing job. I hope people will enjoy the interview and be interested enough to buy the book Hairdresser to the Stars. I love to share my experiences of the movie industry and what it used to be like. Thanks again Ginger
at 01:21 on October 16th, 2011
An absolutely glorious book on the film eras we shall never see again from a warm and dedicated woman who was there for it all. It is a must have for anyone who loves movies.
at 10:53 on October 21st, 2011
I really enjoyed doing this interview. Reading Ginger Sugar's book brought back so many wonderful, warm memories of watching those very movies cuddled up on the couch with my mom.
Thank you, Ginger. Wonderful job!
at 15:07 on October 22nd, 2011
Hi, I have been cleaning out my office and trying to put like with like together and I found an early edition of my book. I started reading through it with all the corrections and found myself reading as a reader, not the author. I began to wonder how on earth I had been able to do all the things I had written about in the book. All true of course, but golly so much in so little time. Now I am seventy seven and am astounded at my past. I had a great surprise the other night when an old friend of my husbands showed up at my door. He just became a near neighbor. We talked, after kisses and hugs and tears, for hours. We laughed at how we were 50 years ago. Now being this sort of little old white haired lady, it is hard for me to even imagine how wild and funny we all were. He just said. "It was the business." He is right.
at 10:38 on November 4th, 2011
Oh, Ginger Sugar, I just love hearing you tell your stories. That is amazing!