Ricky
Ricky by Ricky Tomlinson is a New Ed autobiography published by Little, Brown on May 6, 2004. This 320-page book presents the life story of Tomlinson, known for his role as Jim Royle in The Royle Family. Through a blend of humor and honesty, he recounts his experiences, highlighting themes of love, hardship, and triumph while navigating various roles throughout his life, from plasterer to award-winning actor.
In this autobiography, readers will find a candid exploration of Tomlinson’s multifaceted life, including his time as a stand-up comic, union agitator, and political activist. The narrative reflects his resilience and integrity, offering insights into the entertainment industry and the challenges he faced along the way. With a focus on biography and entertainment, this edition captures the essence of a man who has entertained millions while sharing his remarkable journey.
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‘If there is a better written, less pretentious book by an actor, then I have yet to read it. Undoubtedly the showbusiness book of the year’ INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
Famous as the lovable couch potato Jim Royle of The Royle Family, Ricky Tomlinson has entertained millions without ever leaving his armchair. Now, in his long-awaited autobiography, he surprises yet again with a remarkable story of love, hardship, humour, injustice and triumph.
His mother used to tell him that he had lived three lives, but even she miscounted. He has been a plasterer, banjo player, stand-up comic, union agitator, political activist, film extra, award-winning actor and unwilling guest of Her Majesty’s prison service.
Renowned and respected for his honesty, wit and integrity, Ricky brings all of these qualities to his extraordinary, moving and inspiring story.
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