Get to Know the Man Behind the Camera in Alex Hyde-White’s Memoir

“In the Volume: My Life in Film and TV” is a wonderful memoir of actor/author Alex Hyde-White, giving the readers a look into the actor’s life from behind the camera, on and off the silver screen.

The memoir chronicles the life of Hyde-White, which also features one of the most transformational periods in film and television history. The book describes the actor’s early years, growing up in England, moving to Palm Springs in the 1960s, and how he got started in the Hollywood business.

With over 125 film and TV credits on IMDB, Alex Hyde-White started his acting career at Universal Studios at 19, one of the last contract players in Hollywood. The actor’s life is akin to a rollercoaster ride, full of color and tales of failures and triumphs, but magical and fulfilling. Some famous films and TV series Hyde-White has worked on include “Pretty Woman,” “Fantastic Four” (1994), “Nope,” “Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” and “Catch Me If You Can.”

Winning the 2011 Male Narrator Contest from Audible, the Amazon Audiobook marketplace opened the opportunity for Hyde-White to become a sought-after narrator and audiobook producer.

Alex, also known as Punch to his family and friends, is a father of two adult sons and an avid tennis player. The actor is also a former (celebrity) professional golfer.

So, get out the popcorn, and get ready to know the man behind the camera and the silver screen. Order now Alex Hyde-White’s “In the Volume: My Life in Film and TV” on Amazon.

“In the Volume: My Life in Film and TV”
Author | Alex Hyde-White
Published date | September 29, 2022
Publisher | Archway Pub
Book Genre | Memoir

Author Bio

Alex Hyde-White is a London-born, California-raised second-generation actor with over 125 film and TV credits on IMDB. His acting career started at 19 at Universal Studios, and he took off with some Broadway acting and got his first leading roles in England and Europe. Some famous films and TV series Hyde-White has been involved with include “Pretty Woman,” “Fantastic Four” (1994), “Nope,” “Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” “Reasonable Doubt,” “Catch Me If You Can,” and 1989’s “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.”

Alex, a father of two sons, is also a former (celebrity) professional golfer and an avid tennis player.

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