Sweet Life

by Britt Ekland

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Britt Eckland is an internationally known actrss who, from her Bind-girl days, through to her relationships with Peter Sellers, Rod Stewart and James T McDonnell, has consistently remained in the publice eye. Here she draws extensively on her experience of life in the jet-setting fast lane. High profile campaign starting with interviews in The Bookseller and Publishing News. Interviews and reviews in wide range of magazines, newspapers and on TV and Radio.… (more)

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Britt Eckland is an internationally known actrss who, from her Bind-girl days, through to her relationships with Peter Sellers, Rod Stewart and James T McDonnell, has consistently remained in the publice eye. Here she draws extensively on her experience of life in the jet-setting fast lane. High profile campaign starting with interviews in The Bookseller and Publishing News. Interviews and reviews in wide range of magazines, newspapers and on TV and Radio.

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