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Titter Ye Not!

Life Story of Frankie Howerd

William Hall
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Pages
208
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers

About

A master of the innuendo and the raised eyebrow, Frankie Howerd - inimitable star of the classic 'Carry On' films - became a cult hero. As much at home in the Oxford Union as in high-camp pantomime, he was adored by millions, old and young alike. From his first memory of falling downstairs as a toddler and landing on his head (and thus uttering the original 'Oooo ... ahhaah!') to his countless radio, stage, TV and fillm appearances, Frankie Howerd was nevertheless a shy man, a perfectionist haunted by self-doubt and a battle with depression. Rich in anecdotes and revelations, with many of his friends contributing their own stories, Titter Ye Not! is an affectionate portrait of a comic genius whose like will never be seen again.

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