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Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee
From the mean workingclass streets of south east London in the 60s and 70s, to becoming an established British film and TV actor, Eddie Webber has seen and done most things good and bad...and he's not finished yet. This is the story of the Bermondsey boy who made good. But the journey wasn't an easy one and behind every success story is one of hardship and sacrifice. After being wrongly accused of murder, something that still haunts him to this day, Eddie's young adult life was far from the dream. He then went on to live in a kibbutz in Israel, enrolled in drama school, became a bornagain Christian, married the granddaughter of a Lord and battled substance abuse on and off for years, before getting his big break in Nick Love's The Business. Since then Eddie has graced the red carpet for films such as The Firm and Rise of the Footsoldier, and his flair for travel has taken him on many adventures, promising many more to come!
Lucky Dog
Over Christmas dinner Sue and Eddie gossip and discuss the good times they used to have together before their son left home, leaving a void in their lives. But then Eddie disappears with the dog and their neighbour's son comes round to liven things up and stay the night. Through the creation of a seemingly banal universe, Butler creates an intense atmosphere of guilt and suspicion within this couple's world. Published to tie in with the Royal Court premiere in May 2004
Unsinkable
Documents the true story of a U.S. Navy destroyer that inspired the writings of John Ford and Herman Wouk, drawing on the journals and other writings of five shipmates who witnessed the Anzio attacks and D-Day invasion.
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Wheeler & Woolsey
During the Depression years, the comedy team of Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey were second only to Laurel and Hardy at the box office. Each of their over 20 comedies are analyzed in detail here; full filmographic data, production notes, plot synopses, and critical commentary are provided. The research is supplemented by an interview with Bert Wheeler.
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