…Peter Graham, the lover, exacted from Leslie Howard the best work that I have seen him do. His social comedy was no more admirable than of old. But his more serious intervals were… Continue reading
…Thus the blow fell. Thus my public dwindled from one enthusiastic layman to one disengaged actor. But still a faint hope glimmered in my heart. Perhaps in spite of my visitor’s temporary financial… Continue reading
Those of us who are acting in this production all agree that the most striking manifestation in connection with it is the way in which it is received by all ordinary members of… Continue reading
My collection of old magazines is growing. I have just bought a copy of Picture Show, March 5, 1932. There is a beautiful page with pictures of Leslie Howard and Ann Harding in… Continue reading
This is an article about Leslie Howard published on March 1934 issue of Photoplay, a popular fan magazine. The story of Leslie’s lucky coin have several slightly different versions in the many interviews… Continue reading
I am always surprised when I realize how easily silly legends become popular on the Internet, even on “credited” sites. The first time I read about Leslie starting his acting career as a… Continue reading
Many of the images you see on this blog come from my photoblog Leslie Howard Forever. When I started it, I could not imagine how many people are madly in love with him.… Continue reading
Desert Island Discs is a very popular programme of BBC Radio. Since 1942, a very long list of castaways have presented their musical choices, answering the question: ” if you were to be cast… Continue reading
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 30, 1927 Maids of “Murray Hill” Leslie Howard Appears at the Bijou in a Play by Himself Which Has Its Good Points, But Too Few of Them. By… Continue reading
ROMEO by Leslie Howard That every actress should want to play Juliet is as understandable as that every actor should want to play Hamlet. Both are rich in the elements that make great… Continue reading
