Robert Morley’s Book of Worries

Dive into the hilariously anxious world of Robert Morley with "Robert Morley's Book of Worries," a first edition hardcover published in 1979 by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. This witty and insightful book, spanning 157 pages, offers a humorous exploration of everyday anxieties as seen through the unique lens of the celebrated actor and writer. Robert Morley, a familiar face in classic films and stage productions, was known for his booming voice, distinctive eyebrows, and impeccable comedic timing. While you might recognize him instantly, you may struggle to immediately place his name a testament to his versatile character acting. Beyond his on-screen persona, Morley was a master of the written word, and this book showcases his talent for turning life's little anxieties into comedic gold. He also happens to be the father of famed critic and writer Sheridan Morley, adding another layer of interest for literary enthusiasts. "Robert Morley's Book of Worries" isn't just a collection of complaints; it's a masterfully crafted piece of humor that finds the funny side of universal human experiences. Morley tackles everything from travel mishaps and social faux pas to the general anxieties of aging with his trademark wit and self-deprecating style. Imagine Woody Allen meets P.G. Wodehouse, channeled through the voice of a beloved British character actor. This first edition is a must-have for fans of British humor, classic comedy, and anyone who appreciates a good laugh at the absurdity of life. It's also a wonderful addition to any collection of theatrical memorabilia or books by and about actors. The book's charm lies not only in Morley's writing but also in its authentic reflection of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the anxieties and concerns of the late 1970s with a touch of timeless appeal. Beyond the laughs, "Robert Morley's Book of Worries" offers a surprising level of insight into the human condition. By fearlessly confronting his own anxieties, Morley encourages readers to do the same, reminding us that laughter can be a powerful tool for coping with the stresses and uncertainties of life. This book is a delightful escape, a comforting companion, and a testament to the enduring power of humor. Whether you're a long-time fan of Robert Morley or a newcomer to his work, this book is guaranteed to entertain and amuse. It's more than just a book of worries; it's a celebration of the human spirit's ability to find humor in the face of adversity. Don't miss your chance to own this rare and delightful first edition!