Biographies
- David Nathan and Freddie Hancock Hancock, (1969 ), William Kimber, BBC Consumer Publishing, ISBN 0-563-38761-0
- Roger Wilmut Tony Hancock: 'Artiste', A Tony Hancock Companion, 1978, Eyre Methuen - with full details of Hancock's stage, radio, TV and film appearances.
- Edward Joffe Hancock's Last Stand: The Series That Never Was, June 1998, foreword by June Whitfield, Book Guild Ltd Publishing, ISBN 1-85776-316-5 - a fascinating insight into Hancock's final days, written by the man who found Hancock's body after his suicide.
- Cliff Goodwin When the Wind Changed: The Life and Death of Tony Hancock, 2000, Arrow - an extended, comprehensive biography.
- John Fisher Tony Hancock: The Definitive Biography, 2008, Harper, ISBN 0-00-726677-4
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