The Uggsters personality comes through on every page and reaffirms that, even though he walks on four legs, hes one of the best talents there is in Tinsel Town. If you love Uggie (and seriously, folks, who doesnt?), you have to read this book. Review Quotes Uggie-My Story is a wonderful read filled with humor and heartfelt moments told by one of the industrys icons. He honed his craft while touring South America each year as part of The Incredible Dog Show, and in his memoir, he will spend several chapters sharing practical training and dieting tips that he has developed over the years. As is seen in his dazzling performance in The Artist, Uggie is an incredibly talented performer. Uggies memoir will include not just biographical information, but also advice from the dog himself. Uggies memoir doesnt just hit on his career highlights, it also takes a candid look at his his private demons: overcoming a painful past as a cat-murderer and finding redemption living with shaking syndrome his regret at never siring any pups before being neutered. In his memoir, Uggie will talk about life on the set of the Oscar-winning film and the role that many said should have earned him an Oscar.

It was not, however, until 2012s The Artist that Uggie really dazzled audiences with his talents. Uggie got his first serious film role in 2011s Water for Elephants where he starred alongside Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson. He went on to appear in Wassup Rockers and Life is Ruff. Uggie eventually broke into the film world with his appearance in Mr. Uggie details his time starring in commercials for everything from Kia cars to Bud Light. For the first time, Uggie tells his story of rising from humble beginnings as an abandoned shelter dog to being adopted by esteemed trainer Omar Von Muller. Uggies memoir offers readers the true rags-to-riches tale of one ordinary Jack Russell Terrier who made it big in Hollywood. Book Synopsis A heartwarming memoir by the Jack Russell Terrier that starred in The Artist and Water for Elephants. About the Book A heartwarming memoir by the Jack Russell Terrier that starred in the films Water for Elephants and the 2011 Academy Award winner for Best Picture, The Artist.