Anthony Hopkins: Too Good to Waste

Falk, Quentin

Biographies & Memoirs

Virgin Books

Travels In Greeneland. The Cinema Of Graham Greene

Humor & Entertainment

Quartet Books

Traces Graham Greene's involvement with the cinema, and examines his screenplays and the adaptations of his novels for film and television

Travels in Greeneland: The Cinema of Graham Greene

Movies

Quartet Books Ltd.

Last of a kind: The sinking of Lew Grade

The biography of Anthony Hopkins, revised and updated to include coverage of all of the distinguished actor's films. It includes interviews with friends and family, along with a frank and revealing account of the life and stormy career of one of Britain's most famous stars.

Anthony Hopkins : The Authorised Biography

Virgin Paperbacks

Winning the 1992 Best Actor Oscar for his chilling performance as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs overwhelmingly confirmed Anthony Hopkins' star status. He has since been nominated a further three times and has become a huge force in Hollywood, with more recent films such as Hannibal, Red Dragon, The Human Stain, and Oliver Stone's Alexander. Largely cowritten with the cooperation of Anthony Hopkins, his family, friends, colleagues, and critics, Quentin Falk's acclaimed biography has been fully updated to include his latest film roles, details of how he has now become a United States citizen, and his marriage to third wife Stella Aroyave.

Anthony Hopkins: The Biography

Arts & Literature

Albert Finney was once the screen's incarnation of the new British working-class hero. In the theatre, he was hailed as the new Olivier. Yet, instead of actively pursuing either image, he went his own way. This biography, attempts to probe the real man beneath the many masks of the actor, director, traveller, bon viveur and lover.

Albert Finney in Character: A Biography

Robson Book Ltd

Anthony Hopkins: Too Good to Waste: A Biography

Columbus

Of the thirty-nine Gallipoli Victoria Crosses arguably none was more deserved than the medal earned by George Leslie Drewry. At just 20, he was the first officer of the Royal Naval Reserve to get the nation's premier award for valor when part of the landing on V Beach at Cape Helles. In so doing he was badly wounded. Accident-prone, he survived falling into a bog as a child; he was knocked over by a car; as a novice merchantman he fell from the mast of his ship and on another occasion was shipwrecked after rounding Cape Horn and stranded on a deserted island. Tragically he died at Scapa Flow shortly before the end of The Great War, while in command of his first ship. Using contemporary sources, the author brings Drewry's life into sharp focus and describes the role of 'Snotty' as midshipmen were then known. The result will appeal to addicts of real-life adventure and military historians

Mr Midshipman VC: The Short Accident-Prone Life of George Drewry, Gallipoli Hero

Historical

Pen and Sword Maritime

Outlines the rise of the Welsh-born actor, from his early career in theater and film to his current status as an Academy Award-winning superstar

Anthony Hopkins: The Authorized Biography

Interlink Pub Group Inc

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