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Medium soft cover autobiography
Very good condition
This is a memoir by John Cleese, the legendary comedian and actor. The book traces Cleese's rise in comedy from his humble beginnings in Weston-super-Mare, through his early career at Cambridge, to the iconic Monty Python troupe. With humor and self-reflection, Cleese shares entertaining stories and insightful lessons about comedy, showcasing his unique style.
The memoir covers his tumultuous childhood, where humor became a survival mechanism, and his transition to comedy just before embarking on a law career. Cleese recounts his experiences writing for BBC radio and working with stars like David Frost and Peter Sellers2. The book also delves into his time with Monty Python, highlighting the group's revolutionary comedic style.
Cleese's personal life is also explored, including his first love, actress Connie Booth, and their professional and romantic partnership. The memoir is filled with vivid anecdotes and reflections on the nature of comedy, making it a captivating read for fans of Cleese and comedy enthusiasts alike.