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You Might Remember Me The Life and Times of Phil Hartman

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by Mike Thomas


  Timberlake, Justin

  Time magazine

  Tiny Tim

  TomGreen.com Live (Internet talk show)

  Tonight Show (TV program)

  Torfin, Vicki Jo. See Hartman, Brynn Omdahl (wife)

  Toronto Star

  Torrence, Dean

  Townsend, Robert

  Tracey Ullman Show, The (TV program)

  Tracy, Spencer

  Trenchard-Smith, Brian

  Trump, Donald

  Trump, Ivana

  Tsongas, Paul

  Turner, Bonnie

  Turner, Kathleen

  Turner, Terry

  20th-Century Fox Studios

  Tyson, Mike

  U

  Universal Studios

  University of Hawaii

  University of Michigan

  Urantia Book

  USA Today

  V

  Valium

  Van Dyke, Henry

  Varhol, Michael

  video game featuring PH

  Blasto

  Vietnam War

  W

  Walk of Fame (Brantford)

  Walsch, Neal Donald

  Walsh, Valerie (sister-in-law)

  Walt Disney

  Warner Bros.

  Washington Post, The

  Watts, Alan

  Wayne, John

  Wayne’s World (film)

  Weaver, Sigourney

  Weiss, Brian L.

  Wernick, Sandy

  West, Billy

  What a Way to Go! (film)

  White House theater

  White, Wayne

  Who’s the Boss? (TV program)

  Wiig, Kristen

  Wilder, Billy

  Willey, Martha (sister)

  William Morris Agency

  Williams, Robin

  Willis, Bruce

  Wilson, Brian

  Wilson, Dave

  Winters, Jonathan

  Woodard, Don

  Woodstock, New York

  Wright, Kathy (sister-in-law)

  Wright, Mike (brother-in-law)

  Wrigley family

  writing of PH

  awards

  letters

  Mr. Fix-It (planned film)

  Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (film)

  Saturday Night Live

  W. Ross Macdonald School

  Y

  Yasgur, Max

  You Are There (TV program)

  Young, Neil

  Young, Rusty

  Z

  Zander, Christine

  Zanuck, Darryl F.

  Zehme, Bill

  Zemeckis, Robert

  Zoloft

  Zovirax (antiviral)

  Zweibel, Alan

  Also by Mike Thomas

  The Second City Unscripted

  About the Author

  MIKE THOMAS is a longtime arts and entertainment staff writer for the Chicago Sun-Times and author of the critically acclaimed oral history The Second City Unscripted: Revolution and Revelation at the World-Famous Comedy Theater. Throughout his two-decade-long career, he has interviewed numerous comics and comedic actors, including Louis C.K., Stephen Colbert, Bill Cosby, Phyllis Diller, Jerry Seinfeld, Sarah Silverman, and Jon Stewart. Mike lives in Chicago with his wife and their two daughters.

  YOU MIGHT REMEMBER ME. Copyright © 2014 by Mike Thomas. All rights reserved. For information, address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.

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  Cover designed by Rob Grom

  Cover photographs © NBC/Contributor via Getty Images

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  The Library of Congress has cataloged the print edition as follows:

  Thomas, Mike, 1970–

  You might remember me: the life and times of Phil Hartman / Mike Thomas.

  pages cm

  ISBN 978-1-250-02796-2 (hardcover)

  ISBN 978-1-250-02797-9 (e-book)

  1. Hartman, Phil. 2. Actors—United States—Biography. 3. Comedians—United States—Biography. I. Title.

  PN2287.H316T57 2014

  791.4302'8092—dc23

  [B]

  2014016901

  e-ISBN 9781250027979

  First Edition: September 2014

 

 

 


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