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This is an insightful and practical advice guide to the 'do's and don'ts' of professional acting. The book takes the reader through the necessary steps to becoming a professional actor by using personal knowledge balanced with humorous stories. The author's decades of experience as both actor and film director offer readers a first-hand look at the business.

The essential illustrated guide to dealing with emergencies at home, at work and on the city streets, teaching vital moves to protect yourself in 300 expert step-by-step pictures.

There's a recession on, you know. With an unemployed son and a baby on the way, those are not words that Michael Wyman wants to hear, particularly not from his employers?the university where he's a professor of philosophy, or the British secret service for which he's worked for 30 years. Yet both employers at once have informed him that he's being laid off without a pension. Happily, a miracle is at hand, in the form of a Communist spy burrowe...

This is the third volume in a series of books which all look at the documents of individuals active in European politics between 1870 and 1945. This specific book looks at warfare, conflict and resistance by an examination of private papers only.

Escaping Rochester's harsh winter, Billy and Beth Brook fly to Miami to celebrate their anniversary. No sooner do they touch the ground than their rental car is rear-ended, but this is no simple fender bender. Things get ugly fast. Guns are drawn and the Brooks narrowly escape their assailants. Despite everyone's insistence that the couple have stumbled into Miami's drug trade, Billy and Beth suspect that something more is going on. After they...

This new publication constitutes the second volume in the widely-acclaimed Sources in European Political History. This latest volume provides a wide-ranging guide to the surviving private papers of over one thousand statesman, politicians and diplomats who played a part in the shaping of modern Europe.

The four old spies are long past their glory days, and now meet up mostly at the funerals of former colleagues, after which they typically enjoy an hour or two of complaining about the relaxation of standards at Britain's security services. The latest indignity: The Director has recently sent round a most discourteous directive that the four are under no circumstances to consider writing their memoirs. Well, they are not to be ordered about li...