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Is There Life Outside The Box?

An Actor Despairs

Peter Davison author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:John Blake Publishing Ltd

Published:10th Aug '17

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This autobiography takes readers through Peter Davison's remarkable journey, exploring his life and career as the fifth Doctor Who in Is There Life Outside The Box?

In Is There Life Outside The Box?, Peter Davison shares an engaging and candid look into his life, reflecting on his journey from a struggling student to becoming a beloved figure in science fiction. Despite his early academic challenges, including a memorable failure in woodwork, Davison's passion for acting and storytelling ultimately led him to land the iconic role of the fifth Doctor in the legendary series Doctor Who. The book reveals how this role shaped his career and personal life, including the fascinating connection to the show's legacy through his daughter's marriage to David Tennant, the tenth Doctor.

The memoir delves into Davison's diverse career, highlighting his performances in various television series such as Love for Lydia and A Very Peculiar Practice, as well as his memorable role in All Creatures Great and Small. His experiences on stage, including performances in acclaimed productions like Legally Blonde and Chicago, showcase his talent and dedication to the craft. The book not only captures the essence of his professional achievements but also offers a glimpse into the personal moments that have defined him.

Ultimately, Is There Life Outside The Box? invites readers to join Davison on a reflective journey through the highs and lows of his career. With humor and honesty, he contemplates the question of life beyond the roles he has played, making this autobiography a must-read for fans and newcomers alike, eager to understand the man behind the iconic character.

ISBN: 9781786062901

Dimensions: 195mm x 130mm x 25mm

Weight: 350g

384 pages