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>Believe Me: A Memoir of Love, Death, and Jazz Chickens, by Eddie Izzard. Izzard’s personal story is fascinating: he survived a difficult childhood and worked
by poutrathor 9y ago
>Believe Me: A Memoir of Love, Death, and Jazz Chickens, by Eddie Izzard. Izzard’s personal story is fascinating: he survived a difficult childhood and worked relentlessly to overcome his lack of natural talent and become an international star. If you’re a huge fan of him like I am, you’ll love this book. His written voice is very similar to his stage voice, and I found myself laughing out loud several times while reading it.
International star is technically correct since he is known both in the USA and Great-Britain.
But that's the first time ever I heard of him.
- pitt1980 9y agoIf you're not familiar (that's ok, lots of people are stars in some circles and unknown in other circles), you should check his work out
- ggg9990 9y ago"International star" has never meant that every single person has heard of them.
- onesun 9y agoAh, the old "if I've never heard of him he must not be famous" logic.
- magpi3 9y agoI think the point is that he is not famous outside of english speaking countries
- oculusthrift 9y agohe’s done shows in french german and spanish across the world...
- plandis 9y agoWhat is your point?