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Laurence Olivier

    22 mai 1907 – 11 juillet 1989
    Laurence Olivier
    Egy színész vallomásai
    White Capital And Colored Labor
    A Christmas Carol And Other Christmas Stories
    On Acting
    Confessions of an Actor
    • Confessions of an Actor

      • 384pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      The autobiography of one of the most celebrated English actors of the century. His theatrical successes, his marriages, his period in Hollywood before he took control of his own film career - directing and starring in such films as "Henry V" - are all covered.

      Confessions of an Actor
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    • A candid record of the actor's stage and screen career, from his early success in Henry V at the Old Vic in 1937 to his television King Lear in 1983.

      On Acting
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    • A Christmas Carol is one of the best loved and most quoted of all English language Christmas stories. First published in 1843, it never fails to make an appearance every Christmas in some form. Ebenezer Scrooge, a most disagreeable curmudgeon, is visited by the ghost of his partner Jacob Marley. Marley informs him that he is to receive three visitors this Christmas Eve. They are the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. By the next morning the change in Scrooge is astonishing, he has become a kind, generous, caring, and thoughtful person. Dickens' flair for characters has left us with two who have gone past the story and entered into the English speaking culture -- Scrooge and Tiny Tim. Book photo from Turtle Back version. Turtle Back is a Paper Back that is rebound as a Hard Back.

      A Christmas Carol And Other Christmas Stories