The second part of Stephen Fry's autobiography covers his years at Cambridge and his development as an actor and screenwriter. Honestly and sincerely, Stephen talks about his youth, about his friends, about his first attempts to break into the theater, about the fame that gradually came to him and his best friends - Hugh Laurie and Emma Thompson. The autobiography of one of the most extraordinary and brilliant Britons of our day reads like the most fascinating novel, which it actually is. Stephen Fry, who by the age of twenty already had a criminal past, prison time, and teaching experience behind him, by the age of thirty became the standard of Englishness and a very successful actor, screenwriter and playwright with an extremely unusual sense of humor.