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• Frederic Raphael (links | edit)
• The Deadly Affair (links | edit)
• Sydney Boehm (links | edit)
• Valentine Davies (links | edit)
• Sébastien Japrisot (links | edit)
• Stephen Gaghan (links | edit)
• Otto Lang (film producer) (links | edit)
• Ted Tally (links | edit)
• John Paxton (links | edit)
• 47th Academy Awards (links | edit)
• Death on the Nile (1978 film) (links | edit)
• Jim Kouf (links | edit)
• Quentin Reynolds (links | edit)
• Michael Tolkin (links | edit)
• 18th Writers Guild of America Awards (links | edit)
• Scott Frank (links | edit)
• Call for the Dead (links | edit)
• Murder on the Orient Express (1974 film) (links | edit)
• Ben Maddow (links | edit)
• Daniel Waters (screenwriter) (links | edit)
• 1976 in poetry (links | edit)
• Charles G. Booth (links | edit)
• 24th Academy Awards (links | edit)
• 1956 in poetry (links | edit)
• 1952 in poetry (links | edit)
• Fredric M. Frank (links | edit)
• Guy Trosper (links | edit)
• Charles Fuller (links | edit)
• Goldfinger (film) (links | edit)
• Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Motion Picture Screenplay (links | edit)
• Wolf Mankowitz (links | edit)
• Lorenzo Semple Jr. (links | edit)
• E. Max Frye (links | edit)
• Jerome Cady (links | edit)
• Douglas Morrow (links | edit)
• Arthur Caesar (links | edit)
• 1961 in poetry (links | edit)
• 1965 in poetry (links | edit)
• 1912 in poetry (links | edit)
• Paul Edward Dehn (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • List of Old Salopians (links | edit)
  • Tite Street (links | edit)
• The Bear (opera) (links | edit)
• Raymond Warren (links | edit)
• The Taming of the Shrew (1967 film) (links | edit)
• Paul (given name) (links | edit)
• 1912 in the United Kingdom (links | edit)
• The Spy Who Came In from the Cold (film) (links | edit)
• Robin Estridge (links | edit)
• Production of the James Bond films (links | edit)
• Seven Days to Noon (links | edit)
• BAFTA Award for Best British Screenplay (links | edit)