What rock did Graham Greene write about?
Graham Greene Some novels were filmed more than once, such as "Brighton Rock" in 1947 and 2011, "The End of the Affair" in 1955 and 1999, and "The Quiet American" in 1958 and 2002. The 1936 thriller "A Gun for Sale" was filmed at least five times under different titles. Greene received an Academy Award nomination for the screenplay for the 1948 Carol Reed film "The Fallen Idol", adapted from his own short story "The Basement Room". He also wrote several original screenplays. In 1949, after writing the novella as "raw material", he wrote the screenplay for a classic "film noir", "The
Graham Greene freedom in society. In 1986, he was awarded Britain's Order of Merit. The Graham Greene International Festival is an annual four-day event of conference papers, informal talks, question and answer sessions, films, dramatised readings, music, creative writing workshops and social events. It is organised by the Graham Greene Birthplace Trust, and takes place in the writer's home town of Berkhamsted (about 35 miles northwest of London), on dates as close as possible to the anniversary of his birth (2 October). Its purpose is to promote interest in and study of the works of Graham Greene. He is the subject of