Alec Guinness The Unknown by Garry O'connor

Alec Guinness The Unknown by Garry O'connor

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This highly revealing biography of a great British actor whose distinguished career spanned much of the last century is now out in Pan paperback

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Alec Guinness The Unknown by Garry O'connor

Alec Guinness was a truly prolific actor, appearing in 77 films and 55 plays. An astonishing talent, he became a British institution, yet as his private self Guinness was a many-layered, complex man who shielded his emotions and displayed little of his real self. He died with a large part of the truth still hidden. Now Garry O'Connor is able to reveal the full story of his remarkable life, including startling information on Guinness's childhood, his secret relationships and the fears that haunted him. Backed by impeccable research, including interviews with Guinness himself as well as those close to him, this riveting biography fills in the gaps, adding a new depth to our understanding not just of Guinness's life but of his remarkable acting ability. 'The more I think about this book, the more I come to believe that it is one of the truly great actor biographies of our time' Sheridan Morley, LITERARY REVIEW
'the more I think about this book, the more I come to believe that it is one of the truly great actor biographies of our time' Sheridan Morley, LITERARY REVIEW
Garry O'Connor has directed at the Royal Shakespeare Company, been a critic for The Times and written authoritative biographies of Paul Scofield, Peggy Ashcroft, Ralph Richardson and Sean O'Casey.
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ISBN 13 9780330489591
ISBN 10 0330489593
Titre Alec Guinness The Unknown
Auteur Garry O'connor
État Non disponible
Type de reliure Paperback
Éditeur Pan Macmillan
Année de publication 2003-09-19
Nombre de pages 464
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