Stanley Truly an honour to be able to connect with you! Am a huge fan of Russ Tobin I inherited a bunch of the Tobin books from an older friend! I'd love to buy the absolutely entire set...It's damn difficult to get them in India which is a bit of a bother especially since absolutely everything else seems to find it's way here immediately!! Do lemme know how I can get my hands on the Tobin books... and while I'm at it I'd wanna get my grubby paws on your other works as well!Am currently based in Goa in India where I try and eke a living as a writer with a communications agency...If you ever make a trip this side of the world do give me a shout!!Cheers Rohit

I am writing an erotic novel at the moment and wondered what the copyright issues would be if i wrote a 3rd Randy Comfort book??? could someone help ith this??? Maybe Stanley can help???

Hello Stanley and everybody!I'd like to say I really love reading the Debt Collector though I've just started. The funny thing is that I'm pretty of Tobin's age now (24) and much of his thoughts bout the life are rather close to me. And the other funny thing is how I found the book of yours at some Old Book store in Saint-Peterburg Russia (where I live) and it costed me less than 1 Euro to buy :) I guess I'll check the Trance after this one and some others later on too. You must have a really bright life Stanley I bet it's really something to be proud of. Thanks again.And Mr Morgan I dunno if it's alright to ask you a question not having all your interviews read but as long as Im having a thoughts to begin writing:How you got started to write did you force yourself or was it easy from the begining??all the kindest regardsps: I'd be glad if someone write me back to discuss some bout this matter as well as some others! ;)ash88@yandex.ru

Oh WOW! I looked online a few years back for Stanley Morgan info...and finally there's siomething here!I've been collecting Stanley Morgan books for a while now probably since 1993 and I've actually never met anyone else who liked them! (perhaps I should have asked the older generation as I was quite young at the time!) I really love them they are even more fun than Confessions films!CANNOT wait for the Tobin film (or whatever it is they're doing!) They'd better get someone hot & spunky for the lead role - if it goes to someone wimpy like Jude Law I will kick off!Anyway thank you Stanley for your great books!

SITE UPDATE:Seven new front-of-house stills from The Square Mile Murder added to the films section.

Hi Stanley I used to read the Tobin books back in the seventies and early eighties usually on long train journeys flights or more often waiting for the flights! I've rarely read books with so many laugh out loud moments and I always wished I'd found more of them. I recently decided to reread "The Sewing Machine Man" for the umpteenth time and thought I'd check out the internet thingy. Found this brilliant site got the names of the books I missed and best of all found out about the latest addition. This is of course now on order! Thanks again for all the pleasure your books have given me.Best wishes Martin

Hi Stanely Greetings from Down Under (Buzz Malone's territory - the Land of Oz). I just wanted to say that even 40 years after the first Tobin book guys like me and my best mate Muz still laugh out loud share paragraphs while reading different books at the same time and are still inspired by Tobin and his pals (and I’m 50 now. Yours are some of the most uplifting books I've ever read - they make me feel young again. Thanks.Bret Petersen

Hi stanley It was great meeting you the other day while fitting your new washing machine I was amazed to see how many books you have wrote and what a great fan club you have. Take care stuart (currys) driver.

Hi Stanley I am a great fan of the Tobin books and have noticed that there is nothing on the site Wikipedia about you or Russ Tobin. I started a wiki page but they may delete it as the frequently do with new pages I thought I would come and tell you about it so perhaps you could have someone work on it?Davidhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russ_tobin#Tobin_as_character

Hi Stanley brilliant site with some great pics and info.I've seen a few of the movies you've starred in (watched Seance on a wet afternoon just yesterday) and would love to see Doomsday at 11. I'll keep looking for it and if I've any joy I'll let you know.Cheers Henry

Just doing research on my geneology and stumbled across you on a website. My name is Daniel Scott Morgan and I live in Raleigh North Carolina. I migrated here from Detroit Michigan where my great grandfather and grandfather where construction workers/builders. Would really like to talk to a fellow Morgan. Feel free to contact me via email at dan48111@hotmail.com. Good Day Mr. Morgan Daniel Scott Morgan

Happy Happy Birthday Dad - We love you!!8-0

Hi I read a couple of your Tobin books in the 70's thought they were great.Recently I did a google search to see if there were any more could'nt believe there were 19 of them.So I managed to get all of them recently except for 1 Tobin for hire.Do you know where I can get it?.I am looking forward to reading them and having a good giggle.Can't wait for the film to be released I will be 1st in the Q.regards Marie.

Hi there!Rob & Tania!

Hello Stanley I hadn't realised you were still writing. I remember avidly reading the Tobin series when a youth though conscious that I didn't quite have Tobin's success with girls! Thank you for providing such enjoyable entertainment and as a previous visitor mentioned the ability to laugh out loud at unexpected moments. Quite an achievement in my book.Kind regards Julian

Hi thereLooked at your website and had to leave a message. I bought Octopus Hill over 30 years ago ( in about 1973 )and could never get a copy of Mission to Katuma. I've looked and looked for all this time and finally my persistence paid off. I found a copy at a car boot sale yesterday.Can't wait to read it.S72n

Some long awaited updates to the site including some great new audio footage of a selection from Stan's advertisment voice-overs (see the films section). Also added some details for Stan's appearance in Norman Wisdom's "On The Beat" - along with some Youtube clips from Dr No & Konga. Meanwhile the Magnum P.I myth is well and truly debunked.Finally - added a new poster that surfaced on eBay for "Doomsday At Eleven"Enjoy!

G'day Stanley Just found your website and enjoyed my youth all over again! I even checked out my bookshelf and blew the dust off the Tobin set the Randy Comfort set and the Flyboy set! Gunna have to get in and read them again!The web page is great and I thoroughly enjoyed it.Best wishes Keith (Perth)

Just saw the video interview and I'm pretty excited that you're working on a new Tobin book and that Tobin will be coming to TV/movie. What do you think the timeline for the book and the movie will be? By the way just to let you know that I started collecting your books just about 3 or 4 years ago and am glad to say that I have collected almost all your books (I still need to get a few of your "serious" ones still!) Thanks for continuing to write and keep smiles on our faces!

Happy Birthday Dad!All our love Rob & Tania xxx

rosemary haslam would like to contact linda - thanks for teaching me to swim. A nd hows Siomon and Sarah

Check out the Films section for an unearthed Stanley Morgan appearance in the 1960's TV Series "Sir Francis Drake".The clip is also on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sicnfuA9xYAlso added some stills of the old Merton Park Studios for anyone interested in British film history!

Just read Cuckoo. Read the whole thing in one sitting. I borrowed it off my partners brother Dave who potrays Tobin on the front cover. i think he looks a little like Pee-Wee Herman still never mind. Dave said I would like the book because it is set in the 70s is this true?

Hello Dad Looking forward to more news concerning the Tobin production! Let's go!

Good luck at the Memorabilia show don't forget to say hi to Britt for me!! Rob