Dangerous Liaisons: A conversation with Sir Christopher Hampton, award-winning playwright, screenwriter, translator, adaptor, director and lyricist. episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 23, 2022 · 54 MIN

Dangerous Liaisons: A conversation with Sir Christopher Hampton, award-winning playwright, screenwriter, translator, adaptor, director and lyricist.

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Sign up to our newsletter and never miss a release! | Visit our website Sir Christopher Hampton is a playwright, screenwriter, translator, adaptor, director and lyricist. He is an Oscar and Tony Award winner. His French teacher described him as "quite simply one of the most brilliant students I ever taught". Among many things, Sir Christopher talks about his formative years in Alexandria, making theatre history by being the youngest playwright to have a West End hit at the age of 20, writing "Dangerous Liaisons" and winning the Oscar, writing the screenplay of "Atonement", translating and co-writing "The Father" and his acting role alongside a young Leonardo DiCaprio as the judge in "Total Eclipse". Related Links and reading Dangerous Liaisons trailer Atonement trailer The Father trailer Carrington trailer Total Eclipse trailer Read: White Chameleon by Christopher Hampton

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