Graham Greene

Writing

Born October 2, 1904 · Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Died April 3, 1991

Also known as Henry Graham Greene

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Biography

Died: April 3, 1991 (age 86) in Corseaux, Vaud, Switzerland

Awards & recognition

Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres · 1983
Jerusalem Prize · 1981
Dos Passos Prize · 1980
The Grand Master · 1976
Shakespeare Prize · 1968

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James Tait Black Memorial Prize · 1948
Hawthornden Prize · 1941
Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
Neustadt International Prize — Literature · 1978 · nominated
Neustadt International Prize — Literature · 1970 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1963 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1962 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1961 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1960 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1959 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1958 · nominated
Tony Award — Best Play · 1957 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1956 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1953 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1952 · nominated
Academy Award — Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay · 1950 · nominated
Nobel Prize in Literature · 1950 · nominated

Filmography22 titles

The Power and the Glory

1963Novel

A Very British Murder with Lucy Worsley

2013as Self

The Third Man

1949Book, Screenplay

The Fallen Idol

1948Screenplay, Short Story

Went the Day Well?

1942Original Story

This Gun for Hire

1942Novel

Ministry of Fear

1944Novel

Brighton Rock

1948Novel, Screenplay

The Tenth Man

1988Novel

Our Man in Havana

1959Novel, Screenplay

The Quiet American

2002Novel

The End of the Affair

1999Novel

Strike It Rich

1990Novel

The Comedians

1967Novel, Screenplay

21 Days

Travels with My Aunt

The Fugitive

The Quiet American

Short Cut to Hell

The End of the Affair

1955Novel

Brighton Rock

2010Novel

Confidential Agent

1945Screenplay