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Michael Frayn
British journalist.
Statements about
Michael Frayn
Occupation
Playwright
Writer
Novelist
Screenwriter
Translator
Journalist
Science Fiction Writer
Film Screenwriter
Television Writer
Date of Birth
9/8/1933
Award Received
10 items
Laurence Olivier Awards
Emmy Award
Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize
(2002)
Point in Time
:
2002
Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
Society of London Theatre Special Award
Somerset Maugham Award
(1966)
Point in Time
:
1966
Hawthornden Prize
(1966)
Point in Time
:
1966
Ackerley Prize
Tony Award for Best Play
(6/4/2000)
For Work
:
Copenhagen
Statement Is Subject Of
:
54th Tony Awards
Point in Time
:
6/4/2000
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
London
Educated At
Emmanuel College
University of Cambridge
Kingston Grammar School
Given Name
Michael (First Name)
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Member Of
Royal Society of Literature
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Child
Rebecca Frayn
Sex or Gender
Male
Writing Language
English
Image
Nominated For
Booker Prize
(1999)
For Work
:
Headlong
Has Characteristic
:
Booker Prize Shortlist
Point in Time
:
1999
Booker Prize
(2012)
For Work
:
Skios
Has Characteristic
:
Booker Prize Longlist
Point in Time
:
2012
Booker Prize
(2002)
For Work
:
Spies
Has Characteristic
:
Booker Prize Longlist
Point in Time
:
2002
Tony Award for Best Play
(5/10/2005)
For Work
:
Democracy
Statement Is Subject Of
:
59th Tony Awards
Point in Time
:
5/10/2005
Field of Work
Drama
Prose
Journalism
Film Screenwriting
Television Screenwriting
Translation
Family Name
Q112596046
Spouse
Claire Tomalin
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