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Aero Elite Combat Academy - PS2 Game
Aggressive Inline - PS2 Game
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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified. Agassi Tennis Generation Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:625904359605
Condition:Used
Genre:Sports
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS2_AGASSI_TENNIS_GENERATION
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
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I have to say that I don’t really like biographies, in fact I’ve never read one – I’ve started a few but couldn’t get through them but this one was excellent. Good background to all four, well researched, good pacing and a nice balance between drunken exploits and other events in their lives. I don’t want to give any of the stories away but I came away thinking how funny Peter o’Toole was – the man’s a legend! Buy this at all costs….
Hellraisers was a real trip. I could never figure out why people who had almost everything, had to over indulge to this extreme. I enjoyed the book and read things I never knew. I can only guess that people like these four who lived on the edge…..liked the excitement and perks so much they wanted to stay on that high. Who knows?
Product as described – thank you
I have always enjoyed reading books about movie stars. They are always entertaining. This one was no exception. I would recommend this book.
A good story and well written. Kind of makes me look at these actors a little differently now. Lots of good stories to bring up with my friends. They’ll probably be reading this book too.
The boyos – long did they drink! Peter O’Toole was still alive at the time of the book, though he seemed so gaunt and haggard. I was surprised he lasted as long as he did – shows what the body can do to keep you going, no matter how you treat it! Still, an interesting part of history. I like all of them and their films, good and bad!
Unusual and unique lives. Very funny, but gives you much enmity for most spouses with the exception of Elizabeth. Very readable.
I bought this for a gift, so I didn’t read it, but I understand the person I gave it to loved it.
This is a lightweight look at four acting heavyweights and their relationship to booze and each other.While it’s true their drunken tales do get tiresome, I enjoyed reading the behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the filming of their many movies and found myself investigating these films further. Unfortunately many of their 70s stinkers are not available on Netflix, though I was certainly intrigued by a few.On balance the book ends on a sad note, given the ravages these men experienced and — in some cases — their regret over entire chunks of their lives lost to drink.Only Peter O’Toole comes off in the end well, and even then it is tempered.Still, I found this a guilty pleasure and enjoyed their romps and rampages and found myself on Youtube replaying some of Oliver Reed’s TV appearances. His “performance” on Letterman is a classic!
A good read to show the madness of all these Brits. Troubled childhoods, troubled adulthoods fueled by alcoholic obsession, made their work on screen compelling.
lancslassie –
A great book full of tales of the legendary hellraisers, which at times brought me to tears and then back to laughter. Highly recommended
Jonathan E Rogers –
Great, easy to read biography
Boffin –
This is a very good introduction to the lives of the four greatest Hellraisers in the British Cinema. Burton, O’Toole’, Harris, and Reed weren’t just great talents, but great drinkers. Of the four, Harris was the one who eventually became addicted to drugs, while Reed was the most dangerous. It’s a good read, because when you finish and realize how boring the current film stars are, you want to go out and grab some DVDs of this Fearsome Foursome.
Rodney T. Walton –
An interesting commentary on the boozing, brawling, & loving times of Richard Burton, Richard Harris, Peter O’Toole & Oliver Reed. These guys had a blast making fortunes & living life their way doing things that mere mortals like us could never get away with! They weren’t the typical celebs you read about today. These guys were in a class by themselves. An interesting read and I do recommend it. 286 pages of rollicking mayhem!
Fred –
book was in excellent condition
Miss Chris –
Wonderful book. Funny, sad, exciting. Just as I expected. A wonderful page turning read. Beautifully written.
greengirl66 –
Excellent book if this is the subject you are into. Well-written, flows nicely. Covers Burton, O’Toole, Harris, and Reed plus other incidental actors’ exploits. Could not put it down.
Nick –
I enjoyed reading this book. You don’t have to work too hard to follow the plot, largely because it’s a series of stories, with the author jumping between one character to the next. It’s not all that deep – the stories mostly revolve around drinking (without much examination of the underlying reasons for their behavior) – which may mean it is not for everyone. Still, I often have problems finishing books, and found this to be a good page turner which made me laugh out loud a number of times.
Stephen Bowlby –
A whole new dimension of drink-and-tell Hollywood memoirs. Love the recipe asides, too.
Terrence Lavin –
Great story, poor writing