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Howard Hughes
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- M. Manning
- 01-23-17
Amazing life Amazing Book!!!
Amazing life Amazing Book!!!
Wow....... this mans life will blow your mind!!!
Wow........
Doesn't even seem true!!!
A must read......!!!
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- 10-29-16
great book!
Would you listen to Howard Hughes again? Why?
yes, he has a great story and outlook on life
What was one of the most memorable moments of Howard Hughes?
his struggles when going into business, incredible!
Which scene was your favorite?
nothing specific
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
it would be impossible to listen to this book in one sitting
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- tfriggenv
- 06-28-23
Very interesting.
Very interesting book. Goes into more depth than the movie. If you are fascinated by aviation and history, I would highly recommend this.
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- Mitch Manning
- 05-29-20
Wonderful!
I loved hearing about Howard’s life and the things he did, and invented. He was a truly gifted amazing man with an incredible life, until the end.
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- Paige Turner
- 07-30-23
Stunning detail - eye-opening
Well researched, compelling, epic account of the life of one of the most incredible, interesting and influential businessmen of all time.
Fascinating- yes- long and a lot of attention paid to his many love affairs and less on his business exploits. But it gives great color to the story.
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- J. Smith
- 08-13-19
So interesting!
They left so much out of the Aviator movie. Loved listening to this man's life. Wow.
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- Kevin E. Werner
- 11-16-23
Too many girlfriends
Did Howard have a lot of girlfriends? Absolutely. But they dominate the story. You could easily miss Spruce Goose and everything around it because the author is too focused on the girlfriends.
If you are interested in the tabloid side of Howard's life, it's good. It is well written and well performed. But I quit with about 6 hours to go. I am not sure I'll ever return.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-15-21
same thing again and again
Read the epilogue and last chapter. It will save you time and aggravation of hearing the same escapades over and over. Painful.
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- Bard The Lard
- 12-14-22
Narration Great, Story Shaky
The narrator did an excellent job. However some of the information seemed concocted.
Who documented some of the scenes described, who's perspective is this from?
It makes for great story telling, emphasis on story.
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- Glenn Elliott
- 01-07-12
Well Researched, on the affairs he had any way
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
Less about his sex life, more about his accomplishments and what it took to achieve them
Which character – as performed by Michael Prichard – was your favorite?
Prichard did a good job with the reading. The editing was bad in some places. You could definately tell it was a different day with both sound level, voice and tone changing.
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
They did their research as far as I can tell.
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Howard Hughes was a very complex, interesting and landmark figure. This is a three volume set. I would say easily two-thirds of the book are about his conquests of Hollywood starlets and wannabes. How many times do you have to go into his methods for meeting, courting, manipulating bedding and then dumping a woman? Many of the women (girls) were underage and would have resulted in jail time for him in this day and age. It just got so repetitive after awhile. I certainly don't appreciate this side of Hughes, but dwelling more on what and how he accomplished what he did , would have been more entertaining. The book makes it look like he spent 23 hours a day chasing tail, and one hour a day building a multi-billion dollar empire. The authors also seem to go out of their way to emphasize the Mormon aides around Hughes and how they manipulated him with drugs and information control. I find it ironic, that Hughes the master of manipulation control and brass knuckle tactics is protrayed as a helpless victim here. He created the world and asylum he ended up living in. He surrounded himself with sycophants, and like every other billionare, president, king, emperor that sounds himself with a court of yes men and brown nosers, they begin to see themselves as the source of power and assume control. To make into a Mormon thing seemed to smack of religous bigoty.
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