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Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life Free FREE STRICTLY BRUCE: STORIES OF MY LIFE PDF Bruce Forsyth | 256 pages | 24 Sep 2015 | Transworld Publishers Ltd | 9780593075982 | English | London, United Kingdom Bruce Forsyth - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre If you have changed your email address then contact us and we will update your details. Would you like to proceed to the App store to download the Waterstones App? We have recently updated our Privacy Policy. The site uses cookies to offer you a better experience. By continuing to browse the site you accept our Cookie Policy, you can change your settings Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life any time. Added to basket. View basket Checkout. Bruce: The Autobiography Paperback. Not registered? Remember me? Forgotten password Please enter your email address below and we'll send you a link to reset your password. Not you? Reset password. Download Now Dismiss. Simply reserve online and pay at the counter when you collect. 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Any condition Any condition. See all 32 - All listings for this product. About this product Product Information Bruce Forsyth, the consummate performer and much-loved face of British entertainment, shares his story of a remarkable life lived to the full. Born in Edmonton, north London inSir Bruce Forsyth's extraordinary career Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life some eight decades and was recognised by Guinness World Records as the longest TV career of a male entertainer in the world. His first appearance was in but it was not until 20 years later that he became a household name when he Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life asked to host the biggest television show of the time, Sunday Night At The London Palladium. One of the great 'variety' entertainers, Bruce was a man of many talents - a dancer, a singer, a comedian, a pianist, an actor - and, television aside, he had starred in musicals, appeared in movies and played live in countless theatres across the world. Inhis contribution to the entertainment industry was formally recognised when he was awarded Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life knighthood by the Queen. This collection of photos, many never seen before, is a testament to his fascinating life and career. Show more Show less. Ratings and reviews Write a review. Most relevant reviews. Mr showbiz a very good book, Bruce Forsyth was a great entertainer,I saw him at the prince of wales theatre in the 70s,he will be sadly missed Verified purchase: Yes Condition: Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life. Great Read. Thanks Book in great condition. Best-selling in Non-Fiction See all. Mary Berry's Simple Comforts Hardcover 5. The Secret by Rhonda Byrne Hardback, 4. Save on Non-Fiction Trending price is based on prices over Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life 90 days. You may also like. Hardback Books Frederick Forsyth. Frederick Forsyth Books. Books Frederick Forsyth. Hardback Ghost Stories Book. This item doesn't belong on this page. Strictly Bruce: Stories Of My Life by Bruce Forsyth R ecords, it is often said, are made to be broken. Inthe year-old Bruce Forsyth-Johnson the birth name he later shortened to save on lightbulbs outside theatres performed a dance routine on an early BBC talent show, Come and Be Televised, broadcast live from Radiolympia in London. Those ambitions had all long ago been achieved when, 75 Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life later, a more modern hoofing contest, Strictly Come Dancing, marked the end of his TV career. His retirement, aged 85, from the Saturday night hit was soon followed by a withdrawal from professional and public life after a series of health crises. In his last years, he liked to point out that he was surely the only Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life TV performer who had appeared on the medium before the second world war. Tens of millions of viewers became familiar with the north London rasp of his voice and the distinctively pointy chin that he emphasised in poses such as the human question mark, with chin over raised knee, that was the traditional first sight of him on The Generation Game. A major factor in his career was unquestioned professionalism; of the two vices most likely to destroy an entertainment career, he was relatively unaffected by egomania and never became an alcoholic. During the last of his signature gigs — as the main presenter of Strictly, a job he started at the age of 76 — he latterly admitted to spending much of the week resting in bed to preserve his energies for Saturday night. This work ethic was present from very early on. By 12, he had decided he needed a more advanced teacher, and signed up at another school in Brixton — a two-hour journey each way. He soon became dissatisfied with this new school, too: it taught English tap dancing, while he was more interested in the flashier American method, popularised by Astaire. They habitually took him to see two movies and two music hall shows every week. Forsyth remembered this debut as a disaster — his share of the box office take was not enough for the fare Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life — but his career progressed to the extent that he was hired by the Windmill variety theatre. Demobbed inhe was rehired by the Windmill, and subsequently remained in demand for the next 68 years. His genius lay in what can be considered the most important trick in fronting populist TV shows — convincing viewers that you are a friend. So extended was his career that he appealed to successive sets Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life fans as a surrogate brother, boyfriend, husband, father and ultimately grandad. The story goes that the publishers of Bruce: My Autobiography, panicked by the lack of scandal in the expensively purchased manuscript, took Forsyth through a checklist of possible addictions, controversies and other dark secrets. None struck gold. His only obvious vice seemed to be serial matrimony but, even in that area, he managed to remain on reasonable terms with two ex-wives, Penny Calvert and Anthea Redfern, and maintained good relations with his six children. But, while the nice that viewers saw broadly reflected the nice he was, there were occasional hints of something else. Certainly, Forsyth sometimes had a tense relationship with tabloid showbiz editors, who regarded his preference for being interviewed by broadsheet publications as a sign of snobbery and taking himself seriously. She had been keen on the project, which was ostensibly a portrait of a former Miss World, but the camera inevitably homed in on her husband, who was presented as melancholy, tetchy and obsessive. In one scene, Forsyth showed how his breakfast blueberries had to be arranged in the same shape every morning and, elsewhere, bitched about his golfing companions. These may have Strictly Bruce: Stories of My Life emphases created in editing, but the film hinted at the perfectionism and determination that had sustained a seven-decade career. There were also scars, amid the successes that straddled two centuries and millennia, from two high-profile failures. For the first — and, it turned out, last — time on British TV, the whole of Saturday night primetime was turned over to a single presenter, with Forsyth a sort of televisual version of a music hall compere, introducing sitcoms and hosting gameshows. The history of TV, though, has often shown that audiences are more drawn to programmes than people — and the concept flopped. Ever since the s and 60s, introducing US stars at the Palladium, Forsyth had dreamed of becoming a guest star in Hollywood and on Broadway, but US TV audiences were puzzled by his accent and his failure to have chin reduction surgery. Hot Streak was not renewed for a second season, so the presenter had to settle for being very big in Britain.
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