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James Mason - A Personal Biography

Diana DeRosso

Publisher: G2 Rights

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Summary

The author's half sister Pamela was James Mason's first wife and Diana de Rosso enjoyed a close friendship with the actor throughout his life. Drawing on her own experience and interviews with those who knew him, including Alec Guinness, Margaret Lockwood, Deborah Kerr and many other actors, directors and writers, Diana de Rosso lets us into the real life of a truly great Englishman.
Available since: 01/15/2015.
Print length: 222 pages.

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