Language:EnglishPublisher:John BlakeISBN-13:9781857828023ISBN-10:185782802XUPC:9781857828023Book Category:Biography & Autobiography, Performing ArtsBook Subcategory:Entertainment & Performing Arts, TelevisionSize:7.70 x 5.00 x 1.10 inchesWeight:0.5997Product ID:SCQWNXC7MR
Martin Clunes has been a familiar face on British television for almost two decades. During that period he has starred in some of the best-loved shows of modern times, including Doc Martin, William and Mary, and of course he phenomenally successful Men Behaving Badly. He was introduced to acting at a young age. His father, a successful actor and theatre manager who gave Peter Ustinov his first break, tragically died of cancer in 1970, leaving his wife Daphne, their daughter Amanda, and 8-year-old Martin. Years later, it was Daphne's cousin, Jeremy Brett - the actor famous for playing Sherlock Holmes - who encouraged Martin to take up acting professionally. Martin worked regularly through the 1980s, but when he was spotted by comedian Harry Enfield and subsequently made regular appearances in his popular sketch shows, he was catapulted into the big time. After landing the role of Gary in Men Behabving Badly, he has gone from strengh to strength. Never one to be pigeonholed, Martin has played a broad range of roles, including a serial killer in A is for Acid anb Burbage n the Oscar winning film Shakespeare in Love. More recently, he has also presented two of the most popular documentaries on television: Islands of Britain and Martin Clunes: A Man and His Dogs.
Language:EnglishPublisher:John BlakeISBN-13:9781857828023ISBN-10:185782802XUPC:9781857828023Book Category:Biography & Autobiography, Performing ArtsBook Subcategory:Entertainment & Performing Arts, TelevisionSize:7.70 x 5.00 x 1.10 inchesWeight:0.5997Product ID:SCQWNXC7MR
Stafford Hildred is one of Britain's best-known television critics and showbiz writers. He has had a long and successful career in the media and has written and co-written an array of bestselling biographies, whose subjects include John Thaw, David Beckham, Roy Keane, Rod Stewart, Jamie Oliver, and David Jason. Tim Ewbank was a Fleet Street showbiz writer before working as a TV correspondent for several newspapers, including the Daily Mail. He has also contributed to a wide range of magazines, written numerous books, and worked in television and radio.
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Martin Clunes has been a familiar face on British television for almost two decades. During that period he has starred in some of the best-loved shows of modern times, including Doc Martin, William and Mary, and of course he phenomenally successful Men Behaving Badly. He was introduced to acting at a young age. His father, a successful actor and theatre manager who gave Peter Ustinov his first break, tragically died of cancer in 1970, leaving his wife Daphne, their daughter Amanda, and 8-year-old Martin. Years later, it was Daphne's cousin, Jeremy Brett - the actor famous for playing Sherlock Holmes - who encouraged Martin to take up acting professionally. Martin worked regularly through the 1980s, but when he was spotted by comedian Harry Enfield and subsequently made regular appearances in his popular sketch shows, he was catapulted into the big time. After landing the role of Gary in Men Behabving Badly, he has gone from strengh to strength. Never one to be pigeonholed, Martin has played a broad range of roles, including a serial killer in A is for Acid anb Burbage n the Oscar winning film Shakespeare in Love. More recently, he has also presented two of the most popular documentaries on television: Islands of Britain and Martin Clunes: A Man and His Dogs.
Stafford Hildred is one of Britain's best-known television critics and showbiz writers. He has had a long and successful career in the media and has written and co-written an array of bestselling biographies, whose subjects include John Thaw, David Beckham, Roy Keane, Rod Stewart, Jamie Oliver, and David Jason. Tim Ewbank was a Fleet Street showbiz writer before working as a TV correspondent for several newspapers, including the Daily Mail. He has also contributed to a wide range of magazines, written numerous books, and worked in television and radio.
