Dustin Hoffman's Memoir: A Hollywood Tell-All

0:00It's April 19, I'm Cory with The Story, and this is Entertainment in Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered Entertainment Report Dustin Hoffman, the 88-year-old legend behind films like The Graduate in Tutsi, just announced his memoir called, Look at Me. It's dropping November 10th through Simon Six, an imprint of Simon and Schuster. He says after decades of wanting to write it, he's finally sharing his life story. The book covers his full career, from breakout roles in the 60s, to all those awards he stacked up over the years. Publisher Jonathan Carp calls it a fun, witty ride, full of artistry and passion, like Hoffman's best movies. But Hollywood's old guard is sweating bullets. Inside his whisper, there's real nerves because Hoffman's been around since before me too, when the industry had way fewer rules on set behavior. They worry he might spill on those wild unchecked days that folks would rather forget. His long run means he's got stories from an era that shapes stars, but hit a lot too.

1:00Everyone's eyes are glued now, waiting to see just how honest this memoir gets as it hits shells next fall.