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2025 Festival – highlights include Armando Iannucci in conversation with Richard Greene and Ramón Rami-Porta on the wisdom (or otherwise) of Greene’s conversion to Catholicism.
2024 Festival – highlights include Nicholas Shakespeare on Greene’s relationship with Ian Fleming and Nigel West on Greene and MI6
.
2023 Festival – highlights include Kevin Ruane on the 1958 film of
The Quiet American
and Mike Hill on Greene and that elusive Nobel Prize
.
2022 Festival – highlights include Chris Hull on filming
Our Man in Havana
and Richard Greene on the art of Greene biography
.
2021 Festival – highlights include William Boyd on
The Captain and the Enemy
and Ben Brown on Greene as playwright
.
2020 – no Festival due to the Covid-19 pandemic
2019 Festival – highlights include Sir Vince Cable on the politics of Greene’s novels and Sarah Rainsford on women reporters in Castro’s Cuba
.
2018 Festival – highlights include Robin Lustig on Greene and journalists and Karin Hofler on
The Third Man
Museum in Vienna
.
2017 Festival – highlights include Andrew Lownie on Greene and Guy Burgess and Peter James on Brighton and Modern Crime Fiction
.