Keith Baxter

Bitchiness gets in the way of the Gielgoodies

A review of In Search of Gielgud: A Biographer’s Tale, by Jonathan Croall. Croall’s quarry is rival critic Sheridan Morley not the great thesp

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  • In Search of Gielgud: A Biographer’s Tale

    Jonathan Croall

    Herbert Adler, pp. 220

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