| The Man in the Rubber Mask |
 ISBN: 0140235752 Penguin Books Ltd (1994), Paperback, 208 pages LibraryThing | I'd been looking for this book for ages, as it is quite rare, so it was exciting to find it at Gould's the other day. This is the memoir of the dude inside the rubber mask that Kryten wears in Red Dwarf. The book is an easy read, and entertaining, although I wouldn't call it funny. Most of the book focuses on how terribly horrible it is to be encased in rubber day after day while shooting a comedy in terrible locations. Oh, and Robert is slightly insecure which doesn't help.
Overall I'm glad I found this book, and glad I read it again. Tags for this post: book robert_llewellyn red_dwarf comedy rob_grant doug_naylor non_fiction biography Related posts: Better Than Life; Red Dwarf; Last Human; Colony; Some Girls: My Life in a Harem; The Spy Within; Dirk Gentley's Holistic Detective Agency; On Cars; So Long, and Thanks For All the Fish ; Being Geek; The Restaurant at the End of the Universe ; Bill The Galactic Hero ; Redshirts; Bill the Galactic Hero on the Planet of Bottled Brains; Sticklers, Sideburns and Bikinis; The Light Fantastic; The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy ; Longitude; The World According to Jeremy Clarkson; Bill the Galactic Hero Series; The Bad Popes |
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