Bookbot

Christopher Hampton

    26 de enero de 1946

    Christopher Hampton es un distinguido dramaturgo, guionista y director de cine británico, célebre por sus magistrales adaptaciones de obras literarias. Su trabajo en la adaptación teatral de Les Liaisons dangereuses y su posterior versión cinematográfica obtuvieron un gran reconocimiento, al igual que su guion para Atonement. La escritura de Hampton a menudo profundiza en temas de adolescencia e identidad, basándose en experiencias personales para explorar relaciones humanas complejas y matices psicológicos con una voz distintiva.

    Nebezpečné vztahy
    Geschichten aus Hollywood
    Nebezpečné vztahy
    Visit from an Unknown Woman
    The Philanthropist
    Everyday Leadership for Everyday People: Volume 1
    • Visit from an Unknown Woman

      • 56 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      There's this monstrous idiot - this monstrous elected idiot - who keeps telling his fellow-idiots to throw my books on a bonfire and beat me up in the street. Stefan is a successful author - widely read, universally admired, and translated into every language.

      Visit from an Unknown Woman2024
    • Everyday Leadership for Everyday People is a source for motivational moments. Encouraging you to recognize leadership is not for a select few. Leadership is a skill that can be developed in everyone. These Leadership moments will help you to recognize your leadership potential. Accept your worth and embrace your dreams as a potential reality.

      Everyday Leadership for Everyday People: Volume 12021
    • The Philanthropist

      A Bourgeois Comedy

      • 78 páginas
      • 3 horas de lectura

      The Prime Minister and his cabinet have been assassinated and England's most treasured writers are being murdered one by one. Back at the university, a bachelor don anguishes over sex, marriage, anagrams and the meaning of life. Written as a response to Molière's 'The Misanthrope' and first performed at the Royal Court in 1970, this biting 'bourgeois comedy' examines the empty, insular lives of college intellectuals.

      The Philanthropist1970