He had an obsession with suicide (and he actually killed himself) that's very Morrissey like - in fact one can hear the voice of Morrissey throughout the diary. David Benson's 6 minute video of David Benson's Kenneth Williams walk showing the Argyle Square area of London where Kenneth grew up. As Cecil walked inside, Williams shot him in the chest, then shot him six more times as he tried to flee, including once in the head. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Williams' parents both had learning difficulties, and his mother was a drug addict who smoked while she was pregnant.

In his descriptions of Tony Hancock, Maggie Smith, Joe Orton and countless others, his waspish sense of humour, love of anecdote and ear for dialogue are given full rein. He was certainly planning to kill himself, and seems coldly resigned to his mother being put in a home without him.

A private view into the head and mind of Kenneth Williams, a private snapshot of the emotions that racked his psyche for years. Broadmoor, a facility that houses criminals convicted of serious crimes, but that are considered to be mentally ill, is the oldest of its kind in England. On page 90, Stevens refers to Williams in the role of the pilot of a "jumbo jet" - at least 10 years before the 747 entered commercial service. So it was quite challenging to read accounts of his behaviour in this book that really justified everything I'd ever read till now about him being "difficult".

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For all his flaws, however, Williams remains lovable, to his devoted friends and fans, as well as to Stevens' readers ( Metro ) --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. He was convicted at the Old Bailey and sentenced to life in prison for six counts of murder and two of attempted murder on November 4, 1983, with a recommendation that he serve a minimum of 25 years. On August 29, 2000, Williams was convicted of theft of property and capital murder, with the underlying felonies of aggravated robbery and first degree escape. I'm of a generation that watched the Carry Ons through them being repeatedly shown on television, as both a full movie and cut up in a Carry On best of. I retain the view that he and his father disliked each other but maintained cordial relations for the sake of family harmony.

TOLL THE BELL FOR MINNIE DYER is a folk song but not, for once, about political disturbances in our late lamented colonies. Dennis Andrew Nilsen, The Muswill Hill Murderer, in 1983: This Scottish serial killer and necrophiliac murdered at least 12 young men and boys in north London between 1973 and 1983. Often cast as a member of the clergy, Williams appeared in similar roles in sitcoms including The Worker, Vanity Fair, Hi-de-Hi and You Rang, M'lord? It was a carrier bag picnic meal; they're all taking it with the apathetic calm which many mistake for British phlegm. An actor desperate to be taken seriously, struggling with the idea of his own sexuality and desperately tied to his mother’s apron strings, one thing Kenneth Williams’ life is, is never boring.The book looked too imposing and the general feeling I got was that he hated quite a lot of his work, especially the Carry Ons. The most interesting part of the diaries is when he deals with the great British playwright Joe Orton. Williams was the patron of Veneratio, a charity established to prevent the social isolation of the elderly. Rarely supervised, Williams started smoking marijuana at the age of 6, and joined the Gangster Disciples and started drinking beer at the age of 9.