P.S. I Love You

An Intimate Portrait of Peter Sellers

by Michael Sellers

ISBN: 052524123X
ISBN-13: 9780525241232
Format: Hardcover

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Bibliographic Details

Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Published date: 1982

Publisher's Notes

Written by the only son of the late actor, with the cooperation of the other two Sellers children, this candid biography portrays Sellers's tormented private life and his extreme emotional vulnerability and insecurity.

Other Editions

Hardcover - Penguin USA (1982) - from $1.00
Paperback Reprint - Berkley Pub Group (1983) - from $1.00

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