Believe Me: A Memoir of Love, Death, and Jazz Chickens
by:
Eddie Izzard (author)
14 hours and 30 minutesCritically acclaimed, award-winning British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard details his childhood, his first performances on the streets of London, his ascent to worldwide success on stage and screen, and his comedy shows which have won over audiences around the world. Over...
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14 hours and 30 minutesCritically acclaimed, award-winning British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard details his childhood, his first performances on the streets of London, his ascent to worldwide success on stage and screen, and his comedy shows which have won over audiences around the world. Over the course of a thirty-year career, Eddie Izzard has proved himself to be a c
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ISBN:
9781611764697
Publisher: Penguin Audio
Pages no: 15
Edition language: English
If you are a fan of Eddie Izzard, I think you will love this book anyway. But if, like me, you are intrigued by the title and have a relative interest in his story, you might also love this as much as I did. Having him read it is sometimes challenging, as he tends to go way off tangent ("extra footn...
Eddie Izzard's comedy is like a cultural language in itself. You can identify people by their jokes and quips. "Cake or death?" "I was on the moon, with Steve!" "Obviously, Hitler never played Risk as a child." Et al. There's a joy in discovering another fan and playing with the shared joy...
Disclaimer: ARC via Netgalley Back when BBC America show actually British shows instead of movies and Star Trek, I saw my first Eddie Izzard show. He made me laugh so hard. To call this book a straight forward autobiography or memoir is slightly in...
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