Recent Reviews for Paul Kyriazi
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The King, McQueen, and the Love Machine (Book) - 5/7/2008 6:05:24 AM
Hi Paul, good to hear from you again. Congrats on the new venture. I need to stop by and check out the books. This one sounds really exciting.
Best,
Elizabeth
The King, McQueen, and the Love Machine (Book) - 5/7/2008 2:59:19 AM
Hi Paul,
Congratulations on this great achievement. I think you are becoming the Producer-extraordinare of the audio-book genre. Keep em coming!!!
...Michael
My Casino Caper (Book) - 2/2/2008 6:33:42 PM
Neat story, Paul. No need to tell you what a superb storyteller you are, even when you are telling someone else's story.
Elizabeth
McKnight's Memory - Audio-Book Now Downloadable (Book) - 10/29/2007 9:42:40 AM
I was astounded at the flow of the story, the film quality special sound affects and the multiple voices on this audio-book. I have never-ever heard any other audio book like this one. Each character has a unique voice! Each scene is set with audio sound affects that make the audio book sound more like you are listening to a feature film than an audio book. The work comes alive and keeps your head spinning from start to finish. This is a MUST OWN if you are into audio books!
McKnight's Memory - Audio-Book Now Downloadable (Book) - 12/26/2006 10:47:34 PM
This was such a good story, Paul.
Congratulations on your achievements. I wish you to sell millions.
Elizabeth
How to Live the James Bond Lifestyle - The Complete Seminar on 8 CDs (Book) - 7/14/2006 5:46:37 PM
Hi Paul,
Great Follow-up to your earlier book The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar. Putting it in CD form is a great idea as if it came from "Q" himself. Cheers!!!
...Michael
How to Live the James Bond Lifestyle - The Complete Seminar on 8 CDs (Book) - 7/14/2006 8:13:07 AM
Paul, you have been busy.
Looks terrific!
Elizabeth
The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar (Book) - 10/5/2004 8:34:12 AM
For any guy like myself, that searches for the most creative and best way to find and keep a mate, this book is a keeper. With funny blurbs and 'how to's " on everything from dream dates to building a budget...this book instructs the fellow pal to get out and follow his dreams... a must read for anyone in search of that perfect someone, or a great gift for your best friend.
The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar (Book) - 1/9/2004 8:10:53 AM
Shipmates,
I have just found a resource for every sailor of life. The Crew who have been aboard for more than a short cruise know that I have written often of Paul Kyriazi and his motivational book Bondlife. I most recently have had the pleasure of plundering a copy of The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar on audiotape. What follows is going to be my impression of this incredible audio book.
I never realized the power of logic and simplicity until I listed to The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar on audiotape. Paul Kyriazi takes a theme, the James Bond lifestyle, and breaks it down into its basic component parts and combines scientific study, logic and fun to create a realistic, logical and motivating audio book that is easy to follow and worth its weight in gold sovereigns.
The audio book is recorded professionally and of high quality. Paul reads the work personally and his voice is crisp, and crystal clear. A bond girl reads the chapter titles and this nicely break up the material into simple related sections. The work has a logical progression that you can gently follow. Your mind just follows the logical progression of actions and the 90 minutes fly by.
You will find this audio book one highly motivating postively charged adventure that will have wind in your sails in LESS THAN 90 Minutes!
Sail on... sail on!!!
McKnight's Memory (Book) - 9/22/2003 5:07:49 PM
This book was really good. It had me from the beginning to the end. I look forward to reading much more by Mr. Kyriazi.
McKnight's Memory (Book) - 12/12/2002 3:34:37 AM
ENJOYED the book blurb!!
The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar (Book) - 10/5/2002 11:07:43 AM
Enjoyed it. Now...how about something for Ms. James Bond... ~E
The Complete James Bond Lifestyle Seminar (Book) - 8/1/2002 4:25:44 AM
enjoyed the book blurb!.......;0)
Ultimate Love Potion (Article) - 7/7/2009 3:06:02 PM
If chemistry is the ultimate love potion, then I think I need to order about 1,000 bottles of it! : )
I enjoyed this article. It is not hard to meet someone, but it is difficult to meet the right person. I would trade in roses and chocolate for love and guidance. However, sometimes a person can become possessive. It is difficult to find the person who will teach a valuable lesson and offer guidance. Also, it is not always easy to find a person who will offer advice and then allow me the freedom to make my own choices and "find my way" on my own. I agree with everything in this article. It is very refreshing and it is very well said!
Dean Martin's Nickel Breakfast (Article) - 7/7/2009 3:00:18 PM
I LOVE this story! It has a very deep meaning. It shows how a little bit of caring goes a long way. The manager's kindness was appreciated and rewarded years later. I am a Dean Martin fan, so I will be sure to share this story with my friends! If you have time, stop over and visit my authors den. You might enjoy some of the stories. I look forward to having you visit my den soon!
My Unigue Twitter Style for James Bond Lifestyle (Article) - 4/11/2009 8:50:45 AM
Hi Paul,
Very clever... Wondering if you should think about planning a summer meeting for your agents, possibly a get together of sorts. I think it could grow into a yearly potential for super marketing. Food for thought.
...Michael
Directing Henry Silva (Article) - 4/5/2009 9:30:45 AM
Paul,
These stories are priceless bits of HISTORY. More, More More please.
...Michael
Frank Sinatra Learns the Value of True Friendship (Article) - 3/5/2009 12:07:52 PM
Recently, I finished listening to an audio book on the life of Frank Sinatra. I am truly amazed at how kind this man was all during his life to the people he came into contact with, from bus boys to CEO’s; Frank treated them all with dignity and respect. He was a great man on very many levels and one I can learn much from! Thank you for the highly motivated article.
Elvis Presley Saved My James Bond Project (Article) - 3/3/2009 11:14:03 AM
Paul,
Right on the money. There is a reader, student, connoisseur for every creative output. Fear should never dictate whether the two shall meet.
...Michael
Elvis Presley Saved My James Bond Project (Article) - 3/3/2009 6:50:06 AM
Paul,
Just what the doctor ordered! Great article Mr. Kyriazi.
Thanks much,
Dread
Directing George Chakiris (Article) - 1/4/2009 5:29:20 PM
Paul - I had a big crush on George Chakiris when I was a kid! Still thinks he's wonderful and talented - I remember I sent fan mail and had correspondence with George's father - a very nice man -
If you cannot tell yet, I too am 100% Greek American - both sets of grandparents came from Greece -
Hey if you ever need a great voice for audio books or anything fun like that - I'd love to help!
Am also a member of AD and among top Amazon reviewers and budding author...
Yiassou!
ellen george
True Terror in Tokyo (Article) - 8/16/2008 9:42:34 PM
Yes lots of lessons to ponder. It is not only in tokyo but mostly all well known cities over the world...AOUIE
True Terror in Tokyo (Article) - 7/11/2008 4:44:49 PM
Great article!
I lived in Tokyo for three years. If you are not a member of a club you better ave a friend who is because it could cost big bucks. Most of the locals are really nice and some like to have a drunkin' good time.
Edd 'Kookie' Byrnes Stalked for his 3 Million Dollar Vegas Win (Article) - 8/26/2007 2:14:29 PM
Thank you Mr. Kyriazi for the newest addition to your wonderful books on tape. Thank you, Mr. Byrnes, for once again, sharing your experiences with your fans. I'm looking forward to buying it.
CarolAnn Zito
broadwaters.optonline,net
Searching for a Publisher? (Article) - 5/28/2007 12:03:36 PM
You are quite correct in what you say. I self-published my novel, Reflections from Shadow (hired an editor, cover designer etc) and published it as a POD book. The response of the few hundred who have read the book has been mostly very good. It is a fictional memoir of the 1950's an 60's with paranormal themes related to WWII (The halocaust) I think it has a great potential as a screen-play and I have an idea of how to structure it for film but no experience in screen writing. If at all interested, I would send you a copy to see what you think about screen potential (no pressure).
Malcolm Watts Toronto Ontario
Edd 'Kookie' Byrnes Stalked for his 3 Million Dollar Vegas Win (Article) - 5/10/2007 7:12:59 PM
Paul,
You have the best experiences!
Cynthia
Edd 'Kookie' Byrnes Stalked for his 3 Million Dollar Vegas Win (Article) - 5/10/2007 3:31:52 PM
Now I really feel old.
I can still hear that "77 sunset strip" song in my head.
Good article, Paul.
Elizabeth
Edd 'Kookie' Byrnes Stalked for his 3 Million Dollar Vegas Win (Article) - 5/9/2007 10:47:57 PM
Thank you very much for this article. I do remember him, a very talented young man. Life is not always kind, as he found out. He did become the better of it though and continued to walk tall. Thanks for sharing this.
Be safe,
Karen
Al Pacino's Speech (Article) - 4/9/2007 9:49:20 PM
I thought at first the article was going to be about the speech in "Scent of a Woman" (my favorite movie of Al's) but this article has me interested in the movie this article is about and I'm off to rent it from NetFlix. I'll comment further after I've seen the movie you write about.
Directing Death Machines (Article) - 2/21/2007 2:51:17 AM
Great interview! Many fascinating stories about it, I have always liked this movie and wondered "Why was this made?" and "Who were all those uncredited actors?"
Does anybody have the full credits list?
Here are all the uncredited actors:
Madame Lee's shadow-boss with the beard, who we only see once in the movie.
Madame Lee's henchman, Mr. Loo.
Madame Lee's waiter with the wine.
Frank's karate-teacher, Ho Lung.
Mr.G's assassin-hiring friend, George.
Mr.G's driver, Mike.
The Italian restaurant-owner, Tony.
The two assassins, one with big eyebrows, the other with a pipe.
Frank's girlfriend "Florence Nigthingale".
The Police Captain, Green.
Lt. Forrester's partner, Jerry Farnham.
The other two cops on the case, Doyle and Rossi.
('Edward Blair' is credited as 'Policeman' here on IMDb, but which one??)
The Guard at the hospital, Kevin.
The Banker, Nathan Adams.
The Bankers Daughter.
The Bankers Secretary, Katie.
The Old Bartender.
The Hot Exotic Dancer.
The two guys who trash the bar, old and young.
The gang of bikers who gets beaten up by the Death Machines. (two of them are called John and Tony, the others go by names like "Man", "A-hole" and such.)
My Movie Career Turning Point (Article) - 1/19/2007 3:16:50 AM
Paul,
That's what I'm talking about!!! Personal insight on your road to success. I love when you give us the emotions and strategy behind your work!!! Thanks for "GO-GET-EM" attitude!!!
... Michael
My Movie Career Turning Point (Article) - 1/17/2007 1:17:56 PM
Right!!!
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams ~ Eleanor Roosevelt
Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. ~George Bernard Shaw
(generic smiley)
Elizabeth
Frank Sinatra Jr. Narrates 'McKnight's Memory' (Article) - 12/10/2006 9:38:14 AM
Sounds like a winner, Paul.
I saw Jr. on TV program recently speaking about his bout with Cancer. Glad he is doing so well, and back at his game. He has a fine voice so will be an asset to your production.
Elizabeth
David Hedison Introduces 'The James Bond Lifestyle' (Article) - 12/7/2006 12:07:18 PM
Ii bet the old fart is still gorgeous!
A Merry Christmas to you and yours, Paul.
Elizabeth
Johnny Cash Gets Advice from Sam Phillips (Article) - 8/21/2006 9:17:09 AM
Keep the momentum going, is the key.
Good advice...
Elizabeth
Al Pacino's Speech (Article) - 8/21/2006 9:15:08 AM
So true. You aren't done living those inches until you are dead, and if you aren't looking for those inches and expectatiion, they you are not living...just existing.
Elizabeth
Why Jane Fonda Dropped James Franciscus (Article) - 8/21/2006 9:13:12 AM
I always found him boring as an actor. Good background body, nice to look at, but still dull.
Interesting tidbit. But after Sean Connery/James Bond, everybody is dull and uninteresting. ROFL.
Best,
Elizabeth
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