With a foreword by the actor, director, and playwright described as "the greatest living exponent of Groucho Marx's material" by "The New York Times, " and text by the author of Monkey Business, a biography of the Marx Brothers, this bio brings the wisecracking, cigar-chomping, eyebrow-raising comedian to life on the page. Groucho discusses such issues as the film "Duck Soup," the rules of comedy, the directors he worked with, and his talented brothers Harpo and Chico (""You know, of course, those two aren't really acting when they play those scenes. They're just being themselves."").