I Was That Masked Man by Clayton Moore, Frank Thompson
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Book Summary Author: Clayton Moore, Frank Thompson Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 1998-10-01 ISBN: 0878332162 Number of pages: 280 Publisher: Taylor Trade Publishing |
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Book Reviews of the I Was That Masked Man
Customer Review: A must read.
Summary: 4 Stars
If you are a fan of the Lone Ranger, movie serials and/or Clayton Moore, this is a must read. Moore is quite possibly the only movie serial star alive today. He provides a wealth of inside information on how they were made. His insights into the production of the Lone Ranger series is also quite facinating. His feelings on portraying the Lone Ranger come across as sincere and genuine. He also seems to be a very pleasant person and a real pro. However, what keeps the book out of the five star rating are a few details that he skips over. For example, he glossed over why he was replaced by John Hart in the role of the Ranger for a year. I think there is more to the story. Moore also describes his longstanding friendship with Tom Neal. I would have been interested to learn about Moore's feelings about the murder that Neal committed in the late 60's. Maybe that kind of sordidness doesn't belong in a upbeat and positive book like this. All in all, a great book that must be read by Lone Ranger and serial fans everywhere.