Never Work with Children Or Animals
Never Work with Children Or Animals by John Stirling, published by Memoirs in 2010, is a biography that recounts the author’s early career as a child actor. Spanning 173 pages, the book details his experiences in various stage productions and BBC Television dramas, as well as his adventures alongside notable entertainment figures from the 1960s to the 1980s, including The Beatles and Dusty Springfield.
Readers will discover insights into Stirling’s interactions with a range of stars and the challenges he faced in the entertainment industry. The narrative also highlights the establishment of the Michael Elliott Trust, a charity aimed at rescuing abused donkeys, showcasing the author’s commitment to animal welfare. This edition provides a personal glimpse into the life of a child actor and his journey through the world of entertainment, enriched by contributions from prominent figures in the industry.
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Never work with children or animals tells of John’s early career as a child actor, when he appeared in various stage productions as well as playing parts in several dramas on BBC Television. It goes on to tell of adventures working with a host of entertainment stars of the 1960s, 70s and 80s, including Jimmy Edwards, Marti Caine, Billy Fury, Bob Monkhouse, Peter Goodwright, The Beatles, Dusty Springfield, Danny La Rue, Patricia Hayes, June Brown, Sacha Distel, Chris de Burgh, Lesley Garrett and Mark Knopfler. The later chapters tell how, with the help of a legion of household names from the entertainment industry, John and Annie set up the Michael Elliott Trust as a charity dedicated to rescuing abused donkeys and providing a sanctuary for them. The book features a foreword by June Brown and a personal message from Dame Judi Dench.
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