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In the Shadow of Eightby Collin Gosselin · read by the author
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One Helluva Ride
by Michael Douglas · read by the author
#4 in Biographies & Memoirs#1 NYT Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction · Week of October 25, 2026#1 Publishers Weekly Hardcover NonfictionFirst published 2026Audio release 2026-10-06
The Oscar-winning actor and producer looks back on Hollywood triumphs, wild missteps, family legacy, and the long shadow of a famous father, told with candor and a raspy grin.
Narrated by: Michael Douglas
Grumpy’s take“A movie star reads you his life story. Basically a film you watch with your eyes closed.”
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