An Orderly Man
An Orderly Man by Dirk Bogarde, published by Penguin in 1983, is the third volume of the author’s autobiography, comprising 291 pages. This edition presents a detailed account of Bogarde’s life during the period when he was concluding work on Visconti’s Death in Venice and preparing his house in Provence as a retreat. The narrative explores his experiences as he delivered some of his most sensitive acting performances while simultaneously embarking on his writing career.
Readers will find a reflection on the themes of biography and autobiography as Bogarde imposes order on his rich and varied life. This volume captures the intersection of his artistic endeavors and personal growth, providing insights into his journey as both an actor and a writer. The book offers a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs he faced during this transformative period, making it a significant addition to the understanding of his life and work.
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As work on Visconti’s Death in Venice draws to a close, Dirk Bogarde is preparing his house in Provence as a retreat. This third volume of his autobiography also covers the years in which he gave some of his finest, most sensitive acting performances and began his career as a writer, imposing order on a rich and varied life.
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