“[He] was considered ‘the greatest since Marlon Brando’ by John Osborne and reckoned by Samuel Beckett to be ‘touched by genius’; but his prickly temperament helped derail what might have been one of the great theatrical careers.”
“[He] was considered ‘the greatest since Marlon Brando’ by John Osborne and reckoned by Samuel Beckett to be ‘touched by genius’; but his prickly temperament helped derail what might have been one of the great theatrical careers.”