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 The Confessions Of Robin Askwith - Robin Askwith
Newest Review: ... biographies and autobiographies and come to expect them to be written in a certain way. Robin Askwith writes his in a rather ... more  ... different style, which took a while for me to get used to. For starters, it is obvious that he wrote it himself. It is chatty, colloquial and conversational. Some of the text made me cringe with the way it was written and there are lots of swear words and sexual references. In fact, I was only a few pages in when I found myself considering not bothering with it at all. Then he mentioned Richard O’Sullivan (another of my favourite stars from childhood, as Robin Tripp in Man About The House) which encouraged me...more |
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The Confessions of Robin Askwith
Pages: 261, Edition: First Edition, First Impression, Hardcover, ... Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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The Confessions Of Robin Askwith - Robin Askwith: The Confessions of KarenUK! (1396 words)
by - written on 21/01/04 (Very useful, 239 readings)
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CONFESSIONS OF A CARRY ON FAN I love 1970s British comedy, as I have mentioned many times before. Carry On films are amongst my favourites and although they have been in and out of fashion, they are currently very popular with the new DVDs (with extras) selling well. British actor Robin Askwith was in Carry On Girls, but his most popular role was starring in the series of Confessions films. Unfortunately, these haven’t reclaimed the cult status they had at the time with the films lacking some of the restraints of the Carry On films. The Confessions films have recently been shown on various channels and one late evening, when my thirteen ... Read the complete review
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