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In his outstanding first volume of autobiography, A Postillion Struck by Lightning, Dirk Bogarde retraced his childhood and early experiences on the stage. In Snakes and Ladders, he continues his memoirs, from the trials of army training camp to the greatest challenge of his film career—the role of von Aschenbach in Death in Venice. Here, Bogarde recounts all the ups and downs and the people he encountered—family and friends, actors and actresses, directors and producers—on his way to becoming one of the finest cinematic actors of our time.
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The time came eventually, however, when I was trying to find something to entertain myself during a day of travelling--and it worked well. I think I got a lot more out of the story this time because in the time that has passed between my first reading of the book and this time, I've seen more of Bogarde's films and read a few things about the background, about British film-making and cinema in the relevant period. (