Swings and Roundabouts

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In his best-selling autobiography More or Less, published in 1978, Kenneth More, one of Britain's best-loved actors, said, 'When Angela and I met and fell in love, everyone and everything was against us. I felt about her as I had never felt about any other woman. I needed her not only physically, but mentally and morally. My only reason for living was to marry her.' He was forty-seven, an internationally famous star, twice married with two daughters, who through his appearance in such films as Genevieve, Reach for the Sky and Doctor in the House had become something of a British national institution. Angela was blonde, blue-eyed and twenty-one. As this bubbly, naive and insecure young actress found herself increasingly in demand in a profession she adored, she met and fell deeply in love with the man who was to remain for the next twenty years her 'one essential existence'. swings and roundabouts was begun with Kenneth's encouragement and first published in 1983 http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36.... This revised edition was published in 2012 and brings Angela's lifestory up to date.