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Bentinck, Timothy

 
9781472125132: Being David Archer: And Other Unusual Ways of Earning a Living

Synopsis

The autobiography of actor Timothy Bentinck, who has played the role of David Archer, the Paterfamilias of the Archer family, since 1982.

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À propos de l'auteur

Timothy Bentinck was educated at Harrow, the University of East Anglia, where he read History of Art, and Bristol Old Vic Theatre School where he won the Carleton Hobbs Radio Award. He has written a children's book, Colin The Campervan and a book of spoof Dada French poems, Avant Garde a Clue, that, when spoken, are actually well known modern songs. He has written a number of travel articles for the Mail on Sunday.

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'[Bentinck] recounts his enormously varied life with his own brand of wry, self-deprecating humour . . . a funny and thoughtful account of how to survive the insecure life of a jobbing actor' Countryside

When Tim Bentinck landed the part of David Archer in BBC R4's The Archers in 1982, he had no idea that thirty-five years later the young son of Britain's most famous farming family would have grown up to be a father of three, facing similar problems to those his parents and grandparents had faced before him.

From playing David Archer to voicing 'Mind the Gap' on the Piccadilly Line, Tim Bentinck's acting career has taken in hundreds of radio, film, stage and television parts, including voiceovers, narrations, audio books and film dubbing, and the ultimate accolade - a Time Lord in Doctor Who.
But an actor's profession is never a secure one. Bentinck has found 'other unusual ways of earning a living' that include HGV trucking, driving tourists around America, computer coding and website design, inventing, and working as a farm labourer and electrician.

Self-deprecating and highly entertaining, Being David Archer is a dual biography of character and actor, juxtaposing the simple life of farmer David Archer with the roller-coaster ups and downs of being an actor.

'Frank and realistic . . . ought to be required reading for all drama students' The Lady

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