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Crazy Days: My Autobiography
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Sadie Frost
Sadie Frost's tell-all covers her anarchic childhood, hertwo high-profile marriages, and finally growing up
Sadie Frost has had anextraordinary life, from her humble roots in 1960s Britain to her middle-class adult life, via her two high-profile marriages and living out her life in the media spotlight. In this candid book, Sadie tells her life story in her own style. She di ...more
Sadie Frost has had anextraordinary life, from her humble roots in 1960s Britain to her middle-class adult life, via her two high-profile marriages and living out her life in the media spotlight. In this candid book, Sadie tells her life story in her own style. She di ...more
Hardcover
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262 pages
Published
October 15th 2010
by John Blake
(first published January 1st 2010)
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Flicking through the used book bargains, idle curiosity saw me part with 49 cents of my hard earned money for this. Badly written with great big chunks missing - i.e. most of the juicy stuff you'd be interested in (Jude hired some good lawyers). I want my money back.
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I picked this up in a celebration of having joined the library again, and being able to grab books I really wouldn't buy. This was just such a one.
I wouldn't say I was sorry to have read it - although the 'fictionalised' account of her parents' lives in the first chapter or so was excruciating and left me completely cold - but I was somewhat confused by it. Frost's account of her life seems heavily edited and chopped into something very brisk, honest but at pace. Years fly past with the words " ...more
Is it sad that I just brought this book because I loved her in Bram Stokers dracula? (That and to see if it mentioned Gary Oldman <3)
Sadie Frost led and still leads a very interesting life. She spent a great deal of time discussing her childhood. Two-thirds of the book lead up to her adult life. She glosses over her adult life too quickly. I wish she would have discussed that part of her life more.
I did enjoy this book, but her adult life and marriages are almost airbrushed out, her marriage to Jude last about 30 pages, with Gary Kemp getting less space. Was ultimately disappointed.
Felt a lot was edited and cut due to others. Not a 'tell all' at all!
I only bought and read this book because I knew her dad and herself as a child
Quite a good read. Expected it to be a bit more honest in places.
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