Author Description

In the entertainment industry, Richard Belzer was a force to be feared. He established a reputation as a multifaceted performer with a career spanning more than four decades. He was well known for his comedic skills, political activism, and love of writing. This book will give readers an in-depth into the life and career of this well known person. From his early days as a struggling stand-up comic in New York City to his breakthrough role as Detective John Munch on the popular television shows "Homicide: Life on the street" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," Berger's journey to celebrity is nothing short of intriguing. Readers will learn about the numerous years of Belzer's personality through out the book, from his deadpan delivery and dry wit to his love of social justice and human rights. We'll talk about his involvement for a range of causes, including animal rights and free speech, as well as his commitment to using his influence to make the world a better place. But this is more than just a book of a beloved performer. It's a testament to a man who had lived on his terms and didn't let anyone force him to give up his convictions or his particular sense of humor. Richard Belzer was a true original, whether he was on stage, television or the paper, and this book is a celebration of everything that made him exceptional.