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Madly, Deeply: The Diaries of Alan Rickman by Alan Rickman

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It’s best to read when you have an understanding of Alan Rickman and his work, and friends to follow what’s happening. All of his diary entries are quick, blunt, and moving on, he really wasn’t detailed in the entries. If you were hoping to read about his feeling and full thoughts of his characters like Snape, you will not find that here. He’s gotten more into detail about his smoke alarm going off than a night out with Emma Thompson.
He does speak in code, so might be hard to follow. In conclusion he is a very British English man, quite the critic but proper and poised.