PUT THE KNIFE IN GENTLY

PUT THE KNIFE IN GENTLY

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Summary

These memoirs by columnist Donald Zec focus largely on intimate encounters with Hollywood legends, as well as some politicians and the odd villain. The author's experiences in World War II and spells as a crime reporter and Court correspondent begin his account of life with the stars.

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PUT THE KNIFE IN GENTLY by Donald Zec

Here are the long-awaited memoirs of one of the most famous names in British journalism. Witty and revealing, they focus largely on intimate encounters with Hollywood legends (although some politicians and the odd villain complete the author's list of colourful acquaintances.) What makes these memoirs unique is the evident friendship -at time guarded - the writer enjoyed with his subjects. Sailing with Humphrey Bogart on his yacht the 'Santana'; candid exchanges with Grace Kelly and an uproarious home invasion by the Beatles - this and much more are recounted with a sardonic but perceptive eye. Hilarious experiences in the Army in World War Two and bizarre spells as a crime reporter and Court correspondent are the curtain-raisers to a dazzling account of life with the stars.
Donald Zec's column on entertainment appeared in the Daily Mirror for more than twenty years. He has written several biographies including those on Sophia Loren, Lee Marvin, Cubby Broccoli, of James Bond legend, and of the late Queen Mother. He holds a National Press Award and the OBE for services to journalism.
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ISBN 13 9781861056979
ISBN 10 1861056974
Title PUT THE KNIFE IN GENTLY
Author Donald Zec
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 2003-11-24
Number of pages 320
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.