Pauly Shore will open up about his rise and fall from fame in a memoir he is shopping to publishers. He will also talk about his friendship with Bob Saget.
Comedian Pauly Shore is ready to open up about his “rise and fall from fame” in a “juicy” new memoir he’s shopping to publishers, Page Six has exclusively learned.
The book is being shopped by Aevitas literary agent, Rick Richter, and promises to share “sordid and juicy details” about growing up in the shadows of comics like Richard Pryor and Robin Williams — who were regulars at his mom Mitzi’s Los Angeles comedy club, The Comedy Store — the insider said. “After I interviewed Pauly Shore for a feature in People in 2021, I was like, ‘Jesus, this guy has so many insanely rich stories, the world needs to hear them,'” Telling told us in a statement. “Who else grew up in a comedy club on the Sunset Strip in the ’70s, ’80s, and 90s, got super famous and then lost it all – and survived to tell the tales,” she added.Getty Images