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Newest Review: ... that bond back with his mum and spends a lot of time trying to be the father to his children that his dad never was with him, ... more

 ... but it's not always a successful result. About Working in Germany, Canada, America, France and the UK Larry is surprisingly in sales and then moves to the construction and engineering industry prior to fulfilling his role as a successful actor. He dips his toe in the water with amateur productions where he discovers his love of acting and potential as a super star. Along the way he picks up (and drops) many women, marrying and making mistakes whilst moving around a lot to chase the work. Children are born and mainl...more

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Mummy's Boy - Larry Lamb: A look at Larry Lamb (679 words)
by - written on 16/10/12 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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This is a review of the 2012 book 'Mummy's Boy' Larry Lamb. You may know Mr Lamb from his starring roles in the BBC's programmes Eastenders and Gavin and Stacey but he has had a massive career spanning the globe and this made for really interesting reading in his book. Title I found the title most intriguing, in fact, in his formative years Larry has a close bond with his mother but then his parent's relationship breaks up and he ends up in a disastrous relationship with his father and separated from his mother for many years, believing his father's poisonous thoughts about his mum. Whilst this is in no way a tale of abuse or a poor upbringing, Larry is ...  Read the complete review