Bill Naughton was born in Ireland, and died in 1992. During the late 1950s he wrote a series of documentary dramas for the BBC. This was followed by various films and plays, whilst his short stories and novels earned him the highest praise.

'Alfie remains the randiest and most shameless Casanova south of the river ... always willing to oblige a lady and you can't say fairer than that, I mean, can you?' The Sunday Times

Bill Naughton was born in Ireland, and died in 1992. During the late 1950s he wrote a series of documentary dramas for the BBC. This was followed by various films and plays, whilst his short stories and novels earned him the highest praise.

'Alfie remains the randiest and most shameless Casanova south of the river ... always willing to oblige a lady and you can't say fairer than that, I mean, can you?' The Sunday Times

Bill Naughton was born in Ireland, and died in 1992. During the late 1950s he wrote a series of documentary dramas for the BBC. This was followed by various films and plays, whilst his short stories and novels earned him the highest praise.

'Alfie remains the randiest and most shameless Casanova south of the river ... always willing to oblige a lady and you can't say fairer than that, I mean, can you?' The Sunday Times