Illustrated with Francis's theatrical caricatures, this work offers an amusing account of attempts to play Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, drawing on the memoirs and anecdotes of actors including Wolfit, Branagh, Gielgud, Irving, Burton, Guinness and Olivier.
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Clive Francis is well known as an actor as well as a caricaturist. He has made over a hundred television appearances, while his London stage career began in 1966 with There's a Girl in My Soup, followed by a large number of West End shows. He joined Alan Ayckbourn's company at the National Theatre in 1986 and was Scrooge for two years running at the Royal Shakespeare Company's Christmas Carol. Clive has had seven solo exhibitions as a professional caricaturist. Past books include Laugh Lines and Sir John: The Many Faces of Gielgud.
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