Graham McCann is a lecturer in Social and Political Theory at Kings College, Cambridge. His previous books include: Marilyn Monroe: The Body in the Library (1988); Woody Allen: New Yorker (1990); Rebel Males: Clift, Brando & Dean, and a recent study of Theodore Adorno for Blackwells.
Well-researched biography of the phenomenally popular comedy double act, Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise (the one with the short, fat hairy legs), possibly the only men in light entertainment toend up in bed with each other at the end of the show. McCann documents the pair's rise to fame, from the music halls through to films and their own long-running television series in a scholarly yet engaging study that will keep fans happy and have everyone laughing out loud. (Kirkus UK)