Antonia Fraser reads from her diary of her life with Harold Pinter
A glimpse in a restaurant and an altercation before Fraser attends the opening night of a production of Pinter's The Birthday Party in 1975.
DetailsFraser remembers the reactions in the 1970s to her decision to live with Harold Pinter: disapproval from her father Lord Longford and the media glare from the paparazzi.
Details2001 was a year of fear and loss. For Fraser the first loss is her father's death, and her great fear comes with Pinter's cancer diagnosis. But there is happiness too.
DetailsPinter directs, performs and celebrates his 75th birthday, in spite of the debilitating effects of his cancer medication. Then comes an unexpected phone call.
DetailsPinter is still working, still grasping at the joy of life, until a double blow falls. First the death of his oldest friend, playwright Simon Gray, then his own fateful diagnosis.
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