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Journal Article
Tinker Tailor Soldier Schreiber
2013
Overview
Kipen highlights some of the reasons that make the late screenwriter Paul Dehn worth remembering not just on his centenary by film critics, but by anybody fascinated with who's responsible for their favorite movies. Dehn was a poet, a critic, a spy in World War II and an Oscar-award winning screenwriter that reinvented British mystery, the Shakespeare adaptation, and the spy film. His movies include the adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, James Bond Goldfinger, Planet of the Apes, and Seven Days to Noon.
Publisher
Virginia Quarterly Review
