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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
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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.
cynthia j drabek –
Very entertaining! I learned a great deal about the behind-the-scenes antics of these actors, and a few others, too!
irene –
Fantastic reading
MovieGuy –
Outstanding book by Robert shops. This book revealed the rowdy lives of 4 well known British actors, Richard Burton, Richard Harris, Peter O”Toole and Oliver Reed. After reading this book, I am amazed that these 4 actors lived as long as they did . These 4 actors were as famous for their drunken debaucheries off camera as the roles they played in the movies.I had read this book several years ago and was swept along by Robert shops style of writing. The only caveat is that occasionally Mr.shops uses British slang that you may not be familiar with. However, occasional slang words do not mute the pleasures of this book. You will also learn things about each of the actors. For example, Richard Burton could recite all of Shakespeare’s plays from memory. Peter O”Toole could recite all of Shakespeare’s sonnets from memory.Highly recommended.
S. B. Smith –
I’ve been a Russell Crowe fan since 2000 and when I read just a few of the stories of debauchery in this book I thought, ‘These guys make Russell look like a choir boy ! ‘Also mentioned in the book was a comment that Elizabeth Taylor could drink them all under the table !…Oh my….I do have to wonder had there been the internet and the instant media coverage during their heyday like we have now…. would these 4 have been more INfamous than famous ?Would their acting careers have been adversely affected after they got raked over the coals with every bad behavior exposed like celebrities are subjected to today ?Who knows.At any rate, this is a highly entertaining book and I recommend it for some fun reading.
SandyOne –
And here I thought I was one of those guys. Not even close. Stories of exactly what the title indicates, and shows how fame and glory and all that, sort of exempts people from "the rules of usual behavior." You and I would still be behind bars, penniless and sans employment. Many of us seemed to try to be Hellraisers but failed miserably, so it would seem.
Mike O'Connor –
Over the years, the British acting community has included a number of very talented individuals who also happened to be hellacious pubcrawlers. At the top of the heap were Richard Burton, Peter O’Toole, Richard Harris and Oliver Reed. Author Robert shops traces the life and crimes of those gifted yet flawed men in this warts-and-all biography published in 2008.Burton, Harris, O’Toole and Reed were blood brothers almost from birth. Most had childhoods marked by poverty, less than stellar parents and family histories of alcoholism. Those childhood scars shaped each man, producing a Jekyll-and-Hyde man-child. Throughout the book, reminiscences by family, friends and colleagues describe wonderful, sensitive, gentle, incredibly talented men who turned into blotto drunks noted for wrecking pubs, punching out whomever they chose, treating women like floor mats and so on. The Brits apparently enjoyed such hellraising since none of the four ever did serious jail time for their misdeeds but usually received a slap on the wrist.HELLRAISERS is the kind of book where you don’t know whether to laugh or cry. Some of the stunts those gents pulled were silly, stupid, childish and occasionally rather funny. Others would have gotten ‘Joe Average’ sent away for hard time if he had done the things Oliver Reed, for example, did. Ultimately you end up just shaking your head. Such great potential, such a great waste. And, ironically, what all four men were seemingly aiming for – to create an excitin.
LeslyBecker –
Good service, quality product. Thank you!
Samantha Jones –
Must have bought 20 copies over the years as I have read it and given it as gifts many times over. Classic tales of some of our best
Ignacio Araoz –
You are left with no doubts that the world used to be much more exciting. Great lives lived without regrets.
Bob G. –
I found this book something to look forward towards every evening. Now that I’ve finished it life is flat. This calls for a drink.