Roll the Calls

‘An entertaining and expletive-filled read … [Roll the Calls] breathlessly charges through its 400-plus pages, dropping names, settling scores and swearing up a storm’ — New York Times
‘Here in Technicolor is another of Hollywood’s greatest characters’ — Rick Rubin, author of The Creative Act
‘A bracing memoir about rage and childhood trauma and how to make them work for you rather than against you. It’s also a rare peek at how Hollywood really works, the grasping ambition, the double-dealing, the savage fight to stay competitive, never mind employed. A blazing fast read with lessons nested among the incredible stories, it’s above all extremely funny. I opened it as I boarded a plane in New York and by the time I landed overseas I felt that I’d completed a true journey’ — Walter Isaacson, author of Elon Musk
‘Behind this moxie, chutzpah and persistent aggression is a riveting story of a man who wants to make something that lasts and a deeply felt account of the struggle it takes to do so. Obviously, he names names and can be a pain in the ass too – on brand! – but it turns out Ari Emanuel has a big soft heart, even if it is clad in titanium’ — Kara Swisher, author of Burn Book
‘I expected Ari’s memoir to be a page-turner. But I didn’t expect such tenderness, such sweetness, so much heart. I wasn’t ready for all the wisdom about mental health and self-confidence and resilience and the search for one’s true happiness. I simply wasn’t prepared for Shoe Dog meets Goodfellas with a dash of The Little Prince. What a pleasant, refreshing and wonderful surprise this book is’ — Arianna Huffington, founder and CEO at Thrive Global
‘After more than two decades of talking to Ari almost every week, no two conversations are ever the same. In a single call, he can go from outrageous to thoughtful, wildly funny to intensely focused, chaotic to genuinely insightful. He has a way of saying the thing nobody else would dare say’ — Mark Wahlberg

Ari Emanuel leads TKO as executive chair and CEO and is executive chairman of WME Group, two companies that sit at the centre of sports, entertainment and culture. Since co-founding Endeavor in 1995, Emanuel has repeatedly transformed the business of entertainment – merging William Morris Agency and Endeavor to form global enterprise WME, acquiring IMG and UFC, and ultimately bringing WWE and UFC together to form the sports powerhouse TKO. Based in Beverly Hills, Emanuel continues to build across ventures that include the global events and experiences company MARI and the Las Vegas Raiders.

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