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swings and roundabouts, an autobiography

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In his best-selling autobiography More or Less , published in 1978, Kenneth More, one of Britain's best-loved actors, said, 'When Angela and I met and fell in love, everyone and everything was against us. I felt about her as I had never felt about any other woman. I needed her not only physically, but mentally and morally. My only reason for living was to marry her.' He was ...more
Paperback , 344 pages
Published 2012 by fantom publishing (first published 1983)
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Angela Young
This is a brave brave book. Angela Douglas writes about her life and work and her helpless love for a 'very married man'. When she suggested to Kenneth More (the 'very married man', and one of Britain's best-loved actors) that she might write it, he said, 'Go for it darling! Go for it!' He also suggested the opening sentence: 'There were twenty-six years and two world wars between us.' He agreed that she should write about finding her feet as an actress, 'About us meeting and falling in love,' a ...more
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