Joan Collins

My Unapologetic Diaries (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

These are Dame Joan Collins' 'uncensored diaries'. Often outrageous, the entries were almost written entirely in real time. Most were done within ten hours of the events Joan describes, and many are hilarious. Whether it is an encounter with a member of the Royal Family, or her keen and honest insights of other celebrities at parties or dinners, Joan doesn't care. She's Unapologetic!

The diaries are intimate and funny, as readers of her column for the Spectator will recognise. It has been eight years since Joan's last non-fiction book, and what could be more fun than opening her diaries, which are as scandalous as Andy Warhol's, and pull no punches - for example, on Donald Trump: "That ungallant schmuck has written something horrible about me in the New York Post saying: 'The last thing I would want to do in real life or on television is to be your lover.' What a gentleman!"

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Orion
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781474621304
• Artikelnr.: 60868943

Autorenporträt

A legend of the screen and stage, Joan Collins is perhaps best known for playing Alexis Carrington in the globally popular television series Dynasty. She has appeared in over seventy films, hundreds of TV shows and over a dozen plays. She is also a bestselling author of seventeen books and many articles and editorials, including those for the Spectator magazine. She was made a Dame in 2015 by Queen Elizabeth II for her charity work and services to drama. She and her husband, Percy Gibson, divide their time between London, Los Angeles and the south of France.

Rezensionen

Outrageously wonderful . . . hilarious . . . it is nice to read a book where someone truly enjoys being themselves. She has promised us 'unapologetic' but woo-eee, it is savage. Camilla Long The Sunday Times