Frankie Howerd,Used

Frankie Howerd,Used

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The rambling perambulations, the catchphrases, the bland brown suit and chestnut hairpiecesuch were the hallmarks of a revolution in standup comedy that came in the unique shape of Frankie Howerd. This new biography from Graham McCann charts the circuitous course of an extraordinary career, moving from his early success in the40s and early50s as a radio star, through a period at the end of the 50s when he was all but forgotten as a hasbeen, to his rediscovery in the early60s by Peter Cook andcontinued success.Graham McCann vividly captures both Howerd's colorful career and precarious private life through extensive new research and original interviews with such figures as Paul McCartney, Eric Sykes, Bill Cotton, Barbara Windsor, Joan Simms, and Michael Grade.

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