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Hello by Leslie Phillips (view source)
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If you've any interest in the world of theatre, television and radio in the period after the Second World War then I think that you'll find this book fascinating. It's well-written and very easy reading. As for the sexual content, I did find it a little much. It's not that I'm a prude, but I did think that there were details there which a gentleman wouldn't repeat and it was probably the only thing which disappointed me about the book.
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|comment=Blinkety heck, you're an evil woman! What details?! Gorsh. I'm dying to know now.
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|comment=A thoroughly enjoyable read. Once I started reading it I coudn't put it down. I found the whole book highly entertaining and it gave a great insight to his life. I enjoy reading biographies and some are quite disappointing i.e.( Mae West, It Ain't No Sin) Quite a few laugh out loud moments. I would highly recommend it.
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