By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. I am a great fan of Paul O'Grady and this volume details how he has worked hard and long to get where he is today.

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O’Grady delivered a hilarious eulogy at Cilla Black’s funeral in August, about how they used to go clubbing in New York together, to working-class Latino gay bars, where he would stick her jewellery in his pocket. Further savagely funny and deeply moving true life adventures from a comic geniusTHE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER'With typical razor-sharp wit and candour, Paul tells of his rise to fame as Lily Savage . The 4th instalment of Paul O’Grady’s autobiography does not disappoint, all equally enjoyable with a good mix of laugh out loud and somber moments. I once met Paul fleetingly on the set of his show where we were, of all things, painting road markings on the studio floor, nearly asphixiating everyone in the process. A must read for any Paul O'Grady fan, Open the Cage, Murphy follows his brilliant comic creation Lily Savage as she embraces success and world domination beckons.The 4th volume of memoirs more than lives up to its predecessors, as Paul recounts the rise of Lily Savage to prime time TV and West End spectaculars. I laughed and cryed with this amazing account from Paul O'Grady as he rose to stardom as the great Lily Savage. Although the middle was a bit long and repetitive the rest of his life story is the usual standard for him.

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In May, O’Grady said he would leave Britain and move to Venice if the Conservatives won the general election. Loved this book, was so interesting finding out what happened to Paul and his friends that I felt like i had gotten to know through out the previous installments. Paul, of course, went on to further success presenting his chat shows on Channel 4 and ITV, For the Love of Dogs and Animal Orphans on ITV, and his weekly show on BBC Radio 2, inter alia. Was brilliant as per usual however this book is more emotional then the previous three as it covers his experiences with AIDS including other things! When I had the first heart attack, Murphy walked down Old Compton Street and he said every nightclub bouncer, every hooker, every homeless person, said, ‘How’s Savage?

We are meeting in a fancy room in the central London headquarters of Olga TV, the production company he set up in 2005. Daily MirrorFrom Britain's most beloved TV star, Open the Cage, Murphy is an action-packed roller-coaster ride through a decade of Paul O'Grady's life, stuffed full to the gunwales with hilarious stories, extreme situations and outrageous one-liners.