Overview

• 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.