Josh Brolin's Memoir Reveals Candid Life Reflections

In 'From Under the Truck,' Brolin shares personal stories of career milestones, family, and overcoming addiction.

Josh Brolin's memoir is a non-linear narrative exploring his tumultuous upbringing and career highlights, including 'The Goonies' and 'No Country for Old Men.'
Brolin candidly discusses his struggles with substance abuse, his journey to sobriety, and the influences of his mother and stepmother, Barbra Streisand.
The memoir includes anecdotes about Hollywood encounters, such as a dinner party with John Travolta and Marlon Brando, and advice from Steven Spielberg.
Brolin reflects on personal tragedies, including the suicide of his childhood friend and a harrowing incident involving his son, Trevor.
The book highlights Brolin's enduring relationships with industry figures like Oliver Stone and Cormac McCarthy, and his evolving perspective on Hollywood's changes.