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 Alan Bennett (born 1934-05-09 ) is an English playwright, screenwriter, memoirist, essayist and actor. His works include Forty Years On , An Englishman Abroad , Talking Heads , A Question of Attribution and The Madness of King George . See also Beyond...
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Alan Bennett (born 9 May 1934) is an English author and Tony Award-winning...
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 Evening Standard - London The Genuine Alan Bennett
09/24/2001: 718 words, approx. 2 pages BACKING INTO THE LIMELIGHT: The Biography of Alan Bennett by Alexander Games (Headline, 18.99) THE LAYING ON OF HANDS: A Story by Alan Bennett (Profile Books, 6.99) EVERYBODY who writes about Alan Bennett mentions his "self- deprecation". Alex Games, his industrious biographer,... summary from source:
The Independent - London Profile: Alan Bennett; An Englishman abroad
12/04/1999: 2,302 words, approx. 8 pages In Writing Home, his best-selling volume of diary extracts, prefaces and occasional pieces, Alan Bennett records that in September 1982 his friend, the television presenter Russell Harty, invented a new parlour game. It involved tackling the momentous question: "Whose underpants would you least like... summary from source:
 The New York Observer Bennett\'d5s The History Boys: Telling Witty Tales of School
5/7/2006: 1,366 words, approx. 5 pagesAlan Bennett’s The History Boys is all the good things you’ve surely heard about it. I’ve seen Nicholas Hytner’s acclaimed National Theatre production twice now and doubled my pleasure. Mr. Bennett has written a wonderfully engaging play about an English obsession—schooldays. It sparkles with wit... summary from source:
The New York Observer Bennett's The History Boys: Telling Witty Tales of School
5/7/2006: 1,366 words, approx. 5 pagesAlan Bennett’s The History Boys is all the good things you’ve surely heard about it. I’ve seen Nicholas Hytner’s acclaimed National Theatre production twice now and doubled my pleasure. Mr. Bennett has written a wonderfully engaging play about an English obsession—schooldays. It sparkles with wit...
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 Critical Essay by Joseph H. O'Mealy
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In the following essay, O'Mealy presents an analysis of the screen adaptation of The Madness of George III as an example of Hollywood's tendency to downplay and simplify the political and constitutional issues explored in the original play.
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