Maybe We'll Have You Back (ePub)

Fred Stoller was raised in Brooklyn and started out as a stand-up comedian, known for his dating woes and his thrill-seeker persona (I drank milk that expired yesterday!). He appeared on many late night shows and has guest-starred in more than seventy TV shows and films such as Dumb and Dumber. Fred & Vinnie, the indie feature he wrote and starred in, won the Audience award at the Austin Film Festival. He chronicled his experience writing for Seinfeld in the bestselling Amazon Kindle Single My Seinfeld Year. He lives in Los Angeles, California.

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“This book is a gem. It resonates with humanity. Any actor, writer, or human being should read it!” —Jerry Stiller
 
“I got a big kick out of Fred’s funny, personal, tale of showbiz ups and downs” —Bob Odenkirk, star of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
 
“Unlike any kind of ‘show biz’ book you’ll likely ever read. There’s a level of honesty to Fred’s work that makes you realize how seldom people bring you along in this way, give you such an unvarnished insider’s perspective. Not only should Fred’s work be required reading for anyone thinking of entering acting, or any career in the arts, but it should be read by anyone looking to be held spellbound by a gifted and funny story-teller with a big heart. Fred’s a real mensch.” —Jonathan Goldstein, host of Wiretap
 
“Fred Stoller’s painfully honest and truly funny memoir of his career as a character actor has become one of my all-time favorite reads. It’s as accurate and amusing a depiction of the life of a working-class actor as you’ll ever come across.” —Bill Prady, executive producer of The Big Bang Theory
 
“Fred is funny and unique, but still an everyman trying to get ahead we can all relate to. His outsider/insider look at showbiz makes for a fantastic funny read.” —Tom Snyder
 
“Fred is as good at writing jokes as anyone in the business in any era. He’s also quite an underrated storyteller. He won’t be after you read this book. Great writer, great comic, exceptional friend.” —Jay Mohr
 
“Freddie Stoller is smart and handsome. As a matter fact the handsomeness gets in the way of the smart and funny. While reading this book, I couldn’t help but think of Freddie’s good looks.” —Jeff Garlin
 
“I always liked Fred Stoller. Now I