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We hope to locate a complete, undecayed print of A Month in the Country and to see the restored film released on high quality DVD (for both region 1 and region 2) in honor of its 20th anniversary.
Academic and lecturer; daughter of Sir Nathaniel Rothschild, 3rd Baron Rothschild.
He recently won The Pleasure of Reading prize
Simon Gray is a prolific playwright who gets up at lunchtime; an ex alcoholic who refuses to stop smoking; a pessimist who has just published his very funny diaries. He talks about adultery, self-hate and drinking four bottles of champagne a day.
The playwright and diarist Simon Gray died on Wednesday. Here his close friend, the writer Tony Gould, remembers a man to whom literature was the stuff of life, while below other literary figures pay tribute to his memory.
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)Reviewed by Phil Baker, Nick Rennison, Emma Unsworth, Elizabeth Scott-Baumann and Ian Critchley.
There is a burning inevitability, of course, that a habit begun aged 7, pursued tirelessly, heroically even, through past health horrors including aneurysms and prostate cancer, peaking at 65 fags a day, would get him in the end.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)There is a burning inevitability, of course, that a habit begun aged 7, pursued tirelessly, heroically even, through past health horrors including aneurysms and prostate cancer, peaking at 65 fags a day, would get him in the end.
We hope to locate a complete, undecayed print of A Month in the Country and to see the restored film released on high quality DVD (for both region 1 and region 2) in honor of its 20th anniversary.