NEW YORK, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Billy Crystal will share his
comedic views on life and aging in a new memoir to be published
on his 65th birthday, Henry Holt and Co said on Thursday.
The actor and comedian will reflect on his life, career and
aspects of aging including forgetfulness, insomnia, endless
doctor's appointments as well as humorous thoughts on looking at
himself naked, the publisher said in a statement. It will be
published in March 2013.
"While I still can remember my life, I thought I should get
it down on paper," the "When Harry Met Sally" star said in a
statement. "Turning sixty-five is something to celebrate and
have fun with but also to write about all the great and tough
times that got me here."
Crystal, who hosted the Oscars for the 9th time last
February, published his first autobiography, "Absolutely
Mahvelous," in 1986 as well as several children's books. His
2005 Tony-winning Broadway show, "700 Sundays," which reflected
upon memories of his father, was also translated into a book.
(Reporting By Christine Kearney; Editing by Richard Chang)