Look at Me by Dustin Hoffman review – an era-defining actor says his piece

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Writing in the Guardian, Peter Bradshaw reviews Dustin Hoffman's memoir 'Look at Me'. At 89, the star of The Graduate and Rain Man demonstrates both brilliance and a startling lack of self-awareness. The title harks back to an exchange with Laurence Olivier about the acting impulse. Ghosted by Ariel Levy, the book highlights Hoffman's relationship with his angry father and briefly touches upon the #MeToo reckoning without thoroughly addressing the 2017 allegations against him.