Biggins (2015)
“I still did panto every year, and I was on tour in countless marvellous musicals and plays. But what I mainly did was have a good time. I was still more focused on meeting an extraordinary cast of characters than I was on climbing up any theatrical career ladder. In 1992 I met two of the best: Joan Collins and my ultimate golden girl, Bea Arthur.
Joan and I met in New York. I love that city – and very many of the people I know there. In more than 20 years of visits I’ve never once stayed in... a hotel. I’ve always had dear friends who have offered me their hospitality. One dear American pal is the theatre-loving and dryly hilarious Weston Thomas. She always persuades me to have a manicure when we meet up in the city. She’s a fabulous, sophisticated lady with a marvellous daughter. And, like me after a visit, she has great nails.
I may well have been looking at my nails in the lobby of the Carlyle Hotel when an extraordinarily handsome man came up to me.MoreLess
Joan and I met in New York. I love that city – and very many of the people I know there. In more than 20 years of visits I’ve never once stayed in... a hotel. I’ve always had dear friends who have offered me their hospitality. One dear American pal is the theatre-loving and dryly hilarious Weston Thomas. She always persuades me to have a manicure when we meet up in the city. She’s a fabulous, sophisticated lady with a marvellous daughter. And, like me after a visit, she has great nails.
I may well have been looking at my nails in the lobby of the Carlyle Hotel when an extraordinarily handsome man came up to me.MoreLess
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