Talking Oscars

by Simon Williams

An insight into the film world by an author who is himself a well-known English actor. It tells the story of the David and Goliath battle between two actors - one English, one American - for the plum part in a new film. The English actor uncovers treachery and crime in the world of Hollywood.

Genres: Crime

Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Adnamy · Rating 4 out of 5]

You’re kidding
This site sucks
Just wrote a stirring review you flicked off
And not the first time
Really Goodreads!!

It might have been my best work …..

[Bashiri Gabriel · Rating 5 out of 5]

When I saw that Jeffrey Archer’s name was written on the back proclaiming the readability of the book, I expected it to be at least decent, and it was certainly a compelling story with well constructed characters and plot development. However, the reason for the 5* above anything else was Simon Williams’ writing style. He’s truly a wordsmith who makes every sentence sound out of the ordinary, always attempting to paint a picture in your head with inferential descriptions of such basic events and situations. Will be seeking out more from him.