In "Beginning," Academy Award nominee Kenneth Branagh charts the
ups and downs of a life in acting - a young career that has made
him the most acclaimed actor of his generation. Opening with his
childhood in working-class Belfast, in a neighborhood of drinkers
and dreamers, Branagh describes the fires of early ambition that
drew him to the stage and to the plays of Shakespeare. At age
twenty-four he founded his own actor's troupe with the goal of
performing those plays; at twenty-eight, he directed and starred in
the movie of "Henry V," the role that won him international fame.
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A must read...
Fri, 14 Jun 2013 | Review
by: anita D.
If you are a Ken admirer then this is an absolute must read!!
I have enjoyed reading this book sooooo much. I was very disappointed when I reached the end, because I wanted more. It is an easy read and it is written with much humor. While reading this book I could imagine Ken sitting accross me telling it in his own voice.
With this book he gives the reader a bit of the madness he has set for himelf and you come to learn why he is so driven by the love of the theatre.
I love this book...go get it!!
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