Although currently embargoed, one thing is reasonably certain about this autobiography by one of our most respected actors, the recently-knighted Sir Antony Sher. It will be all his own work, having already displayed his writing ability by carving out a successful secondary career as a novelist in addition to his exertions as a thespian. His autobiography seems likely to cover ... Read moreall the aspects of the South African-born Sher's interesting life, including his accomplishments as a painter and his once voracious but now conquered cocaine habit as well as his acting work and the people with whom he has worked, including Larry Olivier, Tom Stoppard, Mike Leigh, et al. Perhaps most importantly, however, he is expected to detail the painfully slow process by which he came to acknowledge, accept and finally feel comfortable in his homosexuality - including the odd marriage undertaken in an attempt to be "normal", but doomed to failure. Show Less