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 My Life Story - Wendy Richard
 My Life Story - Wendy Richard ... her own words.Newest Review: ... and yes, I do like her. She was born Wendy Emerton in 1943 and spent most of her childhood living alone with her mother, ... more ... after her father died in 1954. When she was just eleven, she found his body, after he had committed suicide. She describes that time as “one of the saddest and also one of the most frightening days in my life”. (p.15) One of the recurring themes in the book seems t
o be Wendy’s loneliness, not that she dwells on it to gain sympathy, but it did strike me throughout. She was an only child, her parents worked hard and she w...more |
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Wendy Richard...No "S": My Life Story
Pages: 272, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Pocket Books Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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My Life Story - Wendy Richard: Wendy Richard - From High Heels To Cardigans! (1074 words)
by - written on 23/03/01 (Very useful, 1653 readings)
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Whether you think of her as sexy Miss. Brahms in Are You Being Served? or dowdy Pauline Fowler in EastEnders, chances are you will know who Wendy Richard is. One of Britain’s most popular actresses, she has now celebrated forty years in showbiz. I have met Wendy twice – once when she was famous for AYBS and once during her EastEnders tenure. In 1980, she toured in Blithe Spirit which came to Lincoln. I remember her at the VIP reception after the first night. She was wearing jeans, smoking and my mother called her “common”! By the time I met her again in the mid- to late-eighties, she was in Skegness at another VIP event. The ... Read the complete review
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