Guestbook

Hi! I am a big fan of yours- have been for years. Is it possible to have an up to date signed photo please? :)

Posted by Claudia Bradford • Aug 18, 06:51 pm

Hello Robert, not sure if you ever get chance to read these comments but I just wanted to say that I have just finished reading your wonderful book over the weekend and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Very honest, reflective and full of funny observations. I have been a big fan of your since first watching you in G.B.H. I still watch that brilliant drama today along with Jake’s Progress. I also grew up on a northern council estate through the late 70s and 80s and now I live in Berkshire. Your insights and experiences are very thought provoking and has made me reflect on my own experiences from childhood. You are an amazing actor and I hope to watch you again in future theatre productions.

Posted by Steven Hargreaves • Aug 16, 09:43 am

Will be looking to get your new book as I have been a fan since I saw you in “Me and My Girl” in 1985 – still the only drama program I’ve kept and I see LOTS of plays. One of my most amazing theater experiences. I wish I could be in London to see you in the new play. best wishes for its success.

Posted by Dru Dubuque • Aug 8, 07:00 am

i recently wrote to you thanks for signing the book cover i am enjoying the book alot it is very interesting i am also enjoying the new series of my family
thanks

Posted by matt • Aug 7, 08:34 pm

Just returned from holiday where i read your book again it is a great read as
you feel you are there with you. IT;s funny how many things i could relate to. i was in the R.A.F. i am a Fulham fan i have 3 children. i had a imaginary friend. all in your book. so glad you are the star in My family

Posted by phillip allen • Jul 12, 04:00 pm

A wonderful start to series 10 Robert. Whoever said that this was the funniest series yet is absolutely right! IT must have taken a great deal of practice to whizz around in that wheelchair in such a professional way?! But then everything you undertake is performed with such perfection anyway! Am looking so forward to seeing the other eight weeks of ‘My Family’. May there be a series 11, in fact may it go on forever!!
Looking forward to Onassis too, in London.
Love
Wendy and Alan

Posted by Wendy Salter-Williams • Jul 9, 09:49 pm

Looking forward to the new series of My Family starting tonight. Looks like the series has taken on a darker edge. Robert you and Zoe make a great on screen couple.

Posted by James Cotter • Jul 9, 12:07 pm

i love watching my family cant wait uintill the new series.ben is my fav character.good luck robert with the next series.

Posted by matt • Jun 30, 08:22 am

Just wanted to say, I wish him the best of luck in all of his current projects, he has always been and will continue to be such an idol in terms of his success and achievements. He is such a joy to watch and even from Citizen Smith to Ben Harper in My Family, his ability to entertain and be loved by a very grateful british public has been never ending. Thank you for reminding us what real talent is.

Posted by Lorna • Jun 24, 12:34 am

We Yanks don’t get much of Robert, but I still remember his fine Antonio in a much-lauded mounting of “The Changeling”, Riverside Studios, 1978. Am now enjoying “My Family” on DVD, and catching “Jericho” when aired here on PBS. Hoping to catch “Onassis” my next trip across the pond, this autumn.

Congratulations and thanks to Robert, for decades of very entertaining performances.

Posted by David • Jun 10, 01:40 am

Hi Robert,

have a nice “world cup” time.My son(16)and my daughter(13)are very good footballer and so we see all the world cup on TV.My favourite finale:
Germany – England
Good luck for England
Good luck for Germany

And I wish you good luck for Onassis!!

Embrace you
Sandy from Germany

Posted by Sandra • Jun 9, 11:51 am

I would like to wish Robert every success in his new play. I would loved to have seen it, but i am emigrating to Melbourne, Australia in October (Visa Pending) so will miss out unfortunately.

I will be however coming to the “Audience With” later this month, hopefully after a resounding England victory against Slovenia !!!!!!!

See you in Chester!

Emma x

Posted by emma • Jun 4, 06:01 pm

Heyy. I am 16 and I have just recently started to read ‘Letting Go’ – today in fact, and I am already half way through! I have read other autobiographies before, but I have never been so ‘linked’ with any other book like this. When I was reading through his journey of becoming a successful actor, it must have been the chapter where he was singing a song by Elvis Presley which made me smile: “You’re so young, and beautiful, and I love you so…”, but to the tune of Wooden Heart. This was a very warm moment for me, as my father, who died when I was 14, sang this to me when I was born. I had never heard Elvis sing this song, so I researched it, and there it was, and I tear came. Robert’s book is so wonderfully honest, and he is an amazing actor – he is a true inspiration.

Posted by Rachel Carine • Jun 1, 11:21 pm