The Fry Chronicles - Tapa blanda

"Charming ... His compilation of crotchets can be both compelling and cockamamie."--"The Wall Street Journal"

"Heartbreaking, a delight, a lovely, comfy book."--"The Times" (London)

"You'd have to be not just very smart but witty, humorous and inventive to have had the career he has, but still more to encapsulate so much of it, playfully yet seriously, in this book."

"Funny, poignant... His prose feels like an ideal form of conversation." -- -"The Washington Post"
"Charming ... His compilation of crotchets can be both compelling and cockamamie." -- "The Wall Street Journal"
"Heartbreaking, a delight, a lovely, comfy book." -- -"The Times" (London)
"You'd have to be not just very smart but witty, humorous and inventive to have had the career he has, but still more to encapsulate so much of it, playfully yet seriously, in this book."

"Funny, poignant His prose feels like an ideal form of conversation." "The Washington Post"
"Charming His compilation of crotchets can be both compelling and cockamamie." "The Wall Street Journal"
"Heartbreaking, a delight, a lovely, comfy book." "The Times" (London)
"You'd have to be not just very smart but witty, humorous and inventive to have had the career he has, but still more to encapsulate so much of it, playfully yet seriously, in this book."

A personal account presented in the linguistically witty style of the BBC actor best known for his performances in such productions as Blackadder and Jeeves & Wooster chronicles such topics as his unlikely Cambridge education, his relationships with such contemporaries as Hugh Laurie and Emma Thompson and his hedonistic rise to stardom.