Len Deighton Novel Patrick Armstrong

19 Jan 2010 Novelist Len Deighton intended his unnamed spy in 'The Ipcress Neither is based on a Deighton novel and it shows. This time however Deighton's hero is called Patrick Armstrong and is played by Michael Petrovitch.

Writer: Len Deighton (novel) Cast overview: Michael Petrovitch ... Patrick Armstrong. Philip Latham ... Ferdy Foxwell. Don Fellows ... Colonel Schlegel

19 Jan 2010 Novelist Len Deighton intended his unnamed spy in 'The Ipcress Neither is based on a Deighton novel and it shows. This time however Deighton's hero is called Patrick Armstrong and is played by Michael Petrovitch.

21 Nov 2010 Early novels. Len Deighton introduced the lead character in The IPCRESS File, the narrator is named and addressed as 'Patrick Armstrong'

9 Jan 2010 Palmer now goes by the name of Pat Armstrong and thinks he has left the Len Deighton (novel). Cast: Michael Petrovitch. Philip Latham

The IPCRESS File was the first spy novel by Len Deighton, published in 1962. is called Pat Armstrong in this movie), story written by Len Deighton,

16 Aug 2009 Len Deighton. Real Name: Leonard Cyril Deighton for example, in Spy Story the main character - Patrick Armstrong - is working again for

"Harry Palmer" was first introduced in Len Deighton's first novel bears for most of the novel the name 'Patrick Armstrong' - although as another

20 Dec 2006 is called Pat Armstrong in this movie), story written by Len Deighton, Is Twinkle Twinkle Little Spy taken to be a 'Palmer' novel?

But they are the sparks that propel Pat Armstrong -- also known as Harry Palmer -- into the heart of a I've read probably 100s of Cold War spy novels. Len Deighton must remain in print. "Spy Story" is not for claustrophobics.

6 Mar 2010 The character of Patrick Armstrong in the book was not the same unnamed spy who had appeared in Deighton's first spy novels. In the introduction to the Jubilee edition, Len Deighton confirms that, despite much

20 Jan 2008 Deighton has himself stated that the narrator of Spy Story is not the for most of the novel the name 'Patrick Armstrong' - although as

This novel is a great literary work due to the fact that Deighton portrays Pat Armstrong, our narrator, also known as Harry Palmer, the protagonist of

27 Jul 2009 The IPCRESS File by Len Deighton In Spy Story (a Palmer novel in effect) the wealthy Ferdy Foxwell turns up in a swagger car Pat Armstrong reflects but he (or Deighton) immediately makes a comment which puts the

News comes in today that Bomber by Len Deighton did not make the short-list for the Lost Booker Prize, The character of Patrick Armstrong in the book was not the same unnamed spy who had appeared in Deighton's first spy novels.

26 Jan 2010 Paul's recent post mentioning Len Deighton's The IPCRESS File of his novels, Deighton explicitly said that Pat Armstrong was not the

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