Dr. Feelgood (22 page)

Dr. Lawrence Hatterer—psychiatrist, treated JFK

Dr. Leslie K. Iverson—author, Professor of Pharmacology at Oxford University, UK

Dr. Myra Hatterer—psychiatrist

Dr. Robert Dallek—historian, author

Dr. Thomas Jacobson—cardiologist, son of Max Jacobson

Dwayne Hickman—actor

Ed Asner—actor

Eddie Carroll—actor

Eddie Fisher—singer

Eddie Kritzer—television producer

Eileen Wesson—actress

Frank Bank—actor

Frank Cullen—film historian

Fred Westbock—agent

Frederick Kempe—author, journalist and President of Atlantic Council

Gary Owens—television and radio performer

George Cukor—film director

George Greely—composer

Gerald Clarke—author

Gore Vidal—author

Gregory Jackson—archivist

Hal Kanter—film director, writer, producer

Hank Messick—author (“Silent Syndicate”)

Herbie Pilato—author

Irma Kalish—television writer

Irving Brecher—writer

Jake Schultz—author

Jamie Farr—actor

Jane Brody—journalist, author

Jane Leavy—journalist, author

Jason Wingreen—actor

Jay Kanter—agent

Jeanette Seaver—publisher

Jeff Jonas—television historian

Jenni Matz—Archive of American Television

Jerry Lewis—film comedian

Jill Jacobson—daughter of Max Jacobson

Joan Howard Maurer—daughter of Moe Howard

Joan Roberts Hickman—actress

Joey Bishop—actor, comic

Judy Jashinsky—artist

Julie Eichhorst—FBI

Julie Newmar—actress, author

Juliet Cumings Shaw—archivist, artist, author

Ken McKnight—official at Dept. of Commerce

Larry Flynt—Publisher

Larry Gelbart—writer

Larry King—TV talk show host

Laura Leff—curator of Jack Benny estate

Laurel Cummings Jones—daughter of Bob Cummings

Leonard Maltin

Leonard Stern—producer, writer, publisher

Lincoln Ware—Talk Show Host

Linda Henning—actress

Linda Jay Geldens—author

Lois Linkletter—writer

Lon Davis—film historian

Lori Saunders—actress

Mark Evanier—television writer, historian

Matthew Jacobson—grandson of Max Jacobson

Max Baer, Jr.—actor

Max Diamond—convicted ‘bootlegger”

Melinda Cummings Cameron—daughter of Bob Cummings

Michael Samek—decorated War hero, executive, friend of Max Jacobson

Michelle Cummings— daughter of Bob Cummings

Milton Berle—TV host, comedian (interview was in 1995)

Monte Aidem—comedy writer (
Tonight Show
)

Nancy Reagan—First Lady

Ned Comstock—USC Film and Television Archives

Nigel Hamilton—historian, author

Nina Burleigh—journalist and author

Norman Brokaw—agent, former Chairman of William Morris Agency

Pamela Shoop—actress

Pat Suzuki—actress/singer

Patricia Cummings—daughter of Bob Cummings

Patty Andrews—singer (Andrew Sisters)

Paul Landis—Eisenhower and Kennedy Secret Service Agent

Paul Sheffrin—publicist

Phyllis McGuire—singer

Rachel Lansing (Joi)—actress

Reinhart Peschke—Cinematographer

Richard Reeves—historian, journalist, author

Richard Seaver—publisher

Robert “Bob” Easton—actor, director

Robert “Bob” Finkel—television producer

Robert Child, film director

Robert Cummings, Jr.— son of Bob Cummings

Robert Osborne—television host, journalist, actor

Robin Klein—actress

Roddy McDowell—actor

Roger Rapoport—author, journalist

Ron Palumbo—film historian

Roscoe Lee Browne—actor

Rose Marie—actress

Ruth Jacobson—wife of Max Jacobson

Sam Denoff

Sam Irvin—film director, author

Seymour Hersh—journalist, author

Shawn Levy—author, film critic

Sheila James Kuehl—actress and State Senator

Sheldon Keller—TV Writer

Sid Caesar—TV Host, actor

Sidney Omar—astrologer

Stanley Frazen—film editor

Stone “Bud” Widney—Broadway Producer ( with Alan Jay Lerner)

Stuart Shostak—television historian

Tania Grossinger—author

Ted Wionicek—writer

Terry Pluto—sports columnist, author

Thomas Putnam—Director of the Kennedy Museum

Tom Claire—television historian

Toni Bradlee—socialite

Tony Curtis—actor, author

Tracy Hotchner—animal activist, radio host

Valentina Quinn—actress, author

Van Cliburn

Vicki Bronstein—publicist

Vicki Lawrence—actress

Wallace Seawell—photographer

William Asher—film and television director

William Schallert—actor

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A

Abbe, Patience, 51

Adderall, 64

Addison’s disease, 12, 17, 18, 132

Adler, Alfred, 33, 45

Agnew, Spiro T., 141, 151, 152

Ailing, Aging, Addicted: Studies of Compromised Leadership
(Park), 165

Alcoholism, 18, 50, 105, 106, 115, 132

Allen, Mel, 107–109

Altman, Lawrence K., 151–154

Amphetamines, 4, 97, 148, 161, 162, 169

research on, 49

in tablet form, 63, 64

Amvitol, 62

Aronson, Alvin, 141, 162, 163, 171

B

Bay of Pigs invasion, 91, 92, 98, 100, 126, 130

Belafoline, 48

Benzedrine, 50

Bier, Auguste, 41–43, 47

Bishop, John, 169, 170

Blackstone, Milton, 75–77

Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD), 147, 149

C

Cantor, Eddie, 77, 78

Capote, Truman, 19, 23, 78, 112, 113

Charité University Hospital, 43, 45, 47, 49

Chayefsky, Paddy, 78

Choline, 47

Churchill, Sir Winston, 71

Claoué, Charles, 58

Cohen, Eugene, 122

Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, 171

Constructive Research Foundation, 65, 149, 157

Controlled Substances Act (CSA), 148, 171, 172

Corso, Philip J., 127, 128

Cuban missile crisis, 100, 122, 128, 133

Cummings, Bob

addiction to drug, 79–82

decline of, 83–89

D

DeMille, Cecil B., 66–74

Dextroamphetamine, 63

Dopamine, 49

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), 161

Dulles, Allen, 126, 127, 132, 135

F

Fisher, Eddie, 10, 15, 19, 76–78, 106

Freud, Sigmund, 45, 46

Freymann, Robert, 169, 170

G

Gangrene, 34

Ghostley, Alice, 107

Gynergen, 48

H

Hagen, Nina, 52, 65, 69, 70, 170, 171

Hatterer, Lawrence, 23, 24, 125, 126

Heston, Charlton, 67, 72

Hickman, Dwayne, 81

Hitler, Adolf, 52, 53, 61, 131, 165, 166, 168

Hoover, J. Edgar, 9, 132, 135

Hotchner, A. E., 141–146

I

Infectious austeomyelitis, 33

Isophan, 51

Iversen, Leslie, 64, 65

J

Jacobson, Louis, 26, 27

Jacobson, Max

addiction to methamphetamines, 45, 65, 145, 166

BNDD raid of office, 147

celebrity patients of, 66

in Czechoslovakia, 55–57

as diagnostician, 41

family of, 25–27

FBI surveillance of office, 8, 9

impact of life and practices of, 3–4

influence in entertainment industry, 75–89

influence on DeMille, 66–74

interest in biochemistry, 41, 47