An actor for more than forty years, I began working as a child actor and toured Europe in Peter Brook's production of "Titus Andronicus", starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh.

 

I also played Frankie Abbott in  the '70s sitcoms "Please, Sir!" and "Fenn Street Gang"

 

I have written about them in my outrageous memoirs "Flashback" published by Authorsonline and available from Amazon.  "He recounts those years with great humour..." Western Mail

 

"Imagine yourself travelling - as a member of the company - with a train-load of top stars to the great cities of Europe." Daily Express

 

"If you want to get away from the plethora of ghost-written autobiographies from reality stars and sports-folk with nothing to say and no really poignant memories to call upon, then "Flashback" is the antidote you've been looking for."

 

"Barry tells so many theatre anecdotes with a glint in the eye that it's quite hard to put the book down."

 

To buy Flashback from Authorsonline click on 'here' or buy from Amazon: here Amazon

 

 

Read my latest book, "Willie the Actor" published by Libros International and available from Amazon and most bookstores.

 

And for hire at many libraries.

 

Synopsis:

New York City in the prohibition era, and Bll Sutton's wife thinks he earns an honest crust as a rent collector. Instead, he leads an extraordinary double-life as 'Willie the Actor', a notorious bank robber.

 

Based on a true story, the novel's protagonist is a gentle gunman who never fires a shot. But it was believed he was jinxed and almost everyone he works with meets with a violent end.

 

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