Sir Anthony Hopkins: I Can't Take Credit for My Success

Anthony Hopkins’s Beckettian Memoir

Anthony Lane reviews Anthony Hopkins’s memoir, “We Did OK, Kid,” which recalls his theatrical and film triumphs, in roles from Mark Antony to Hannibal Lecter, and also his upbringing in Wales, his drinking, and his eventual sobriety.

Anthony Hopkins can scare you, then disarm you with his modesty

In his memoir, legendary actor Anthony Hopkins dissects how he approached the biggest roles of his career, being bullied as a child and confronting his alcoholism.

Everything we learnt from Anthony Hopkins’s tell-all memoir

Anthony Hopkins’ memoir falls short of capturing the depth his career deserves

Poignant at times, but with surprisingly little insight into the Welshman’s storied career

Sir Anthony Hopkins: I can't take credit for my success

Sir Anthony Hopkins, bullied and written off as a child, vowed to "show" his parents that he'd succeed.

Anthony Hopkins Reflects on His Sobriety and Faith

Anthony Hopkins has made a career of playing complicated men, but his new memoir suggests his most fascinating character might be himself. In a recent conversation with The New York Times , the Oscar-winner spoke ahead of the book's November release and reflected on the struggles and revelations that shaped his...