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| | Tab Hunter Official Site |
 | | Hunter reveals what is was like to be a 1950s-era star—to be created, packaged, and sold to the American public, shaped and controlled by the studio system that ran Hollywood until the 1970s. |
 | | Hunter also writes about his post-Hollywood life—what it was like when he was no longer the boy-next-door hearthrob, no longer under the protective wing of the Warner Brothers publicity department, and no longer in demand as a “star.” And how he soldiered on with perseverance, determination, and faith. |
 | | Tab Hunter, a star of stage, screen, and television, has appeared in more than fifty films, including Damn Yankees, Battle Cry, That Kind of Woman, Ride the Wild Surf, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, Polyester, and Lust in the Dust. |
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