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Books and Beyond | Jazz, Films, and Elvis: Cherie Kerr on 'Charlie's Notes' 

Anat Tour interviews Cherie Kerr

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In this episode of Books and Beyond, we are honored to welcome Cherie Kerr, an award-winning filmmaker, director, producer, and author. A founding member of the renowned L.A. Groundlings and the founder of the Orange County Crazies, Cherie has made significant contributions to the world of comedy and independent filmmaking. Her indie mockumentary film, The Show Can't Go On, has garnered numerous accolades, including nine wins at film festivals for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Today, we explore her latest literary work, Charlie's Notes, an award-winning book that chronicles the life and career of her late father, a renowned jazz musician who played for classic films and shared the stage with legends like Elvis Presley. Cherie shares personal stories, insights into her father's extraordinary journey, and the inspiration behind writing Charlie's Notes. This interview was previously aired for East County Magazine. Join us for a fascinating conversation with Cherie Kerr, as we explore her multifaceted career and the enduring legacy of her father. Don't miss this inspiring episode on Books and Beyond. ​​