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Stephen Fry in His Own Words
- In Their Own Words
- Narrated by: Stephen Fry
- Length: 44 mins
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Summary
In a fascinating collection of archive interviews with the celebrated writer, presenter and polymath, you can hear—in his own words—the beliefs and aspirations that have shaped him. He talks about his upbringing, a time when Stephen admits he was a rebellious schoolboy and behaved outrageously in order to survive school, and discusses his early love of language and Oscar Wilde. He also recalls discovering classic radio comedy and meeting Emma Thompson and Hugh Laurie at Cambridge.
Stephen is extraordinarily honest about some of his personal experiences, which have included imprisonment for credit card fraud, going public about his sexuality and coping with public criticism. He also comments on fame, addictions, being hard on himself and wanting to make people laugh.
The interviews in this collection include: Could Do Better, BBC Radio (first broadcast 4th November 1987); Walters' Weekly, BBC Radio (first broadcast 1st January 1988, featuring John Walters); Desert Island Discs, BBC Radio (first broadcast 27th November 1988, featuring Sue Lawley); Open to Questions, BBC TV (first broadcast 1st May 1989); Parkinson, BBC TV (first broadcast 15th January 1999, featuring Michael Parkinson); Front Row, BBC Radio (first broadcast 15th September 2010, featuring Mark Lawson).
Please note: due to the age and nature of this archive material, the sound quality may vary.
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- ludwig
- 01-06-22
Very honest
I think Steven Fry has been honest and truthful in describing himself and his accomplishments indeed.
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