Original sentence: As portrayed in the film The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, he told his seven-year-old son Michael that his mother (Sellers's then wife Anne Howe) was having an affair.He also recalled seeing some of the letters Michael received from his father and concluded that he was a "really, really nasty man".He explained that the divorce from his first wife Anne Howe had been due to a romance with "someone I worked with", suggesting that it had been Sophia Loren, as indicated by Sellers playfully humming their mutual single hit Goodness Gracious Me, when asked by Parkinson about the purported affair.In the famous 1974 Parkinson interview, he admitted that "I'm not easy to live with".Michaels close friend at prep school (The Hall School, Hampstead) was actor Donald Sinden's son Marc Sinden.When Michael was seven his parents divorced and in an interview Marc Sinden said that Peter Sellers always behaved very badly towards Michael
Edited sentence: As portrayed in the film The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, he told his seven-year-old son Michael that his mother, Anne Howe, was having an affair, around the time that the couple divorced.He explained that the divorce from Howe had been due to a romance with "someone I worked with", suggesting that it had been Sophia Loren, as indicated by Sellers playfully humming their mutual single hit Goodness Gracious Me, when asked by Parkinson about the purported affair.In a 1974 Parkinson interview, he admitted that "I'm not easy to live with".In an interview Sinden said that Peter Sellers always behaved very badly towards Michael, and recalled seeing some of the letters Michael received from his father, concluding that the elder Sellers was a "really, really nasty man".Michael's close friend at prep school (The Hall School, Hampstead) was Marc Sinden