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  • Binding: Hardcover

  • Condition: Fine

  • Dust Jacket Condition: Fine

  • Edition: 1st Edition / 1st Printing (True First)

AbeBooks Bibliographical Description: First Edition, First Impression. Hardback. Signed by the Author directly to the title page. Additionally features the official high-street "Signed by the Author" retail sticker to the front panel of the dust jacket. Octavo (8vo). Bound in original publisher's pristine cloth boards with sharp corners and bright, unbumped spine ends. The pages are immaculate, bright white, and entirely unread with a perfectly tight, crisp binding. The dust jacket is in Near Fine, almost flawless condition with no chipping, tears, or shelfwear other than a small crease at the top of the spine. Vibrantly coloured with zero sun-fading to the spine. Crucially, the jacket is NOT price-clipped, showing the original UK retail price on the front flap. A magnificent copy of the broadcasting icon's acclaimed autobiography. Summary Gotta Get Theroux This is a witty, candid memoir charting Louis Theroux's journey from an anxious youth to one of Britain's most celebrated documentary filmmakers. Through fascinating behind-the-scenes anecdotes, he reflects on his distinctive, non-confrontational interview style, navigating the eccentricities of his early Weird Weekends, and managing high-stakes encounters with figures like Max Clifford, Jimmy Savile, and Scientology leaders. More than just a career retrospective, the book offers an honest look at the personal toll of immersive journalism, exploring how the surreal world of television production intersects with family life and the psychological weight of confronting humanity's darkest corners.

Gotta Get Theroux This: My Life and Strange Times in Television

SKU: MR246
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