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Newspaper Article
CLOCKING UP ZILLIONS OF CELEBRITIES
2009
Overview
Haslam writes emotionally about Great Hundridge, the manor farm his father sold while young [Nicky Haslam] was in his first \"half\" at Eton, and poetically about the landscape in the South of France, where Michael Wishart, author of High Diver, was Haslam's lover and Mediterranean mentor. Not all of his love affairs have ended well but happiness came with the purchase of the Hunting Lodge, a small but perfect folly where Haslam is at home as he has perhaps never been since he left Great Hundridge. With his changes of environs, Haslam studiously alters his appearance, appearing brass blonde when he hit London in his teens and more recently, back in the capital, face-lifted and with jet-black hair in faithful imitation of the pop star Liam Gallagher. When Haslam tired of that look and appeared more his real age with silver hair, Gallagher said: \"What's happened, Nick? You don't look a bit like me any more.\" The looks that Haslam has devised for his or others' habitats are as various as his own.
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Evening Standard Limited
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