Confessions of an Actor. Olivier, Laurence:

Good copy, clean text. --- In his long-awaited autobiography, Laurence Olivier describes his eventful public and private life as only he can. - - The most admired and daring performer of his age, he is naturally remembered for the great classic roles in seasons at the Old Vic, but it was with the films Rebecca and Wuthering Heights that he became an international star of the first rank a position he has constantly reaffirmed in contemporary roles such as Archie Rice in Osborne's The Entertainer and as Lord Marchmain in Brideshead Revisited. In farce, melodrama and comedy too, his mercurial brilliance has been recognizable behind an astonishing variety of disguises. - - Most of his close relationships have grown from his work. He first met his life-long friends Ralph Richardson and Noël Coward at rehearsal more than fifty years ago.

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