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by Flibble - written on 08/07/02 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I’m not the worlds greatest reader, whenever I do pick up a book it tends to be something you can easily dip in and out of without worrying about forgetting any key plot points along the way – out of the few books I have recently read, this diary from Sir Alec Guiness is one which I had enjoyed immensely. Rather sadly Guiness is probably best remembered for his roles in the Star Wars movies, now, before all the star wars fans start attacking me, I’m a fan of the movies myself but it’s obvious that the role of Obi-wan Kenobi wasn’t exactly the most taxing of parts he played. Many of his fans would do well to look at some of the ...
by gillyman - written on 03/03/02 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Sir Alec Guinness is perhaps best known to the younger generation (in which I still include myself despite yet another forthcoming bithday!) for the role of Obi Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars trilogy. I guiltily admit that this was the reason why I picked up this book, aware of course that Star Wars was a fairly late stopping point in a long and distinguished career. I am very glad that I did pick it up however. In 'My name escapes me', Guinness welcomes us into his life for a year-and-a-half between New Year's day 1995 and June 1996. There is a certain risk taken when publishing a diary that it will not be of that much interest to the average ...
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