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I've thoroughly enjoyed reading George's memoirs, and it's an absorbing and comprehensive review of his life and long career.
He admits he's a very private person, so there's not so much here about his family life per se - don't bother to read this book if you want to know every detail of his personal trials and tribulations.

He chooses to skip over his first marriage completely, and mentions this from the outset - and this is something that we as a reader can respect, & it certainly didn't mar my enjoyment of the book.

It's fascinating to read about how he rose from humble beginnings to become a jobbing actor, and to chase his dream of treading the boards from a very early age.

He charts his career very thoroughly and chronologically, giving details about all the key films, TV show and stage productions he's been involved in across the decades - giving many interesting anecdotes along the way.
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