The Importance of Being Ernie:: From My Three Sons to Mad Men, a Hollywood Survivor Tells All

The Importance of Being Ernie is a captivating memoir that takes readers on a journey through the life of Barry Livingston, a child star who turned his early success into a lifelong career in Hollywood.

With a unique blend of humor and charm, Livingston shares his most unforgettable anecdotes from working with legendary actors like Fred McMurray, Lucille Ball, and Dick Van Dyke to riding with Elvis Presley and starring in Superbowl beer commercials with Brad Pitt.

Despite facing setbacks and rejection early on, Livingston's "nerdy" look became his biggest asset, landing him recurring roles on Ozzie & Harriet and My Three Sons.

Today, at the age of 50, Livingston is still going strong, with a wealth of experience in both TV and film.

This inspiring story is a must-read for anyone interested in the ups and downs of Hollywood life and the power of perseverance.