John le Carre News, Pictures & Buzz

'Howdy' and 'Namaste' Not Enough, Trump Now Seeks Modi's Help in Re-Election  The Wire

100 best mystery movies of all time | Entertainment  The Mountaineer

Hugh Laurie's 10 Best TV Shows, According To IMDb | ScreenRant  Screen Rant

Book of the Week: Aro Valley confidential  Newsroom

Britain's greatest living playwright Sir Tom Stoppard secretly polished scripts  Daily Mail

‘Tehran’ review: This Apple TV+ thriller fills the ‘Homeland’-sized hole in my life  BGR

Agent Running in the Field by John le Carré is tomorrow’s Irish Times Eason offer  The Irish Times

Mirror Book Club: John le Carré returns, Lissa Evans uses 1944 as lesson for today  Mirror Online

Movie review: Documentary ‘Coup 53’ unfolds like a thriller  Akron Beacon Journal

‘The Standardization of Demoralization Procedures’ is a story that John le Carré might have written for ‘The Twilight Zone’  The Washington Post

The Best Spy Books, According to Espionage Experts  The Wall Street Journal

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy author to be Patron of Julia's House  Bournemouth Echo

The Best Spy Novels to Read While Stuck at Home  Wall Street Journal

The Life and Works of John Le Carré  Anglotopia.net

How Brexit brings the spies in from the cold  Financial Times

The Looking Glass War review by John le Carré — a classic for our deceitful times  The Times

Since the days of John le Carre, it's been hard to find a good spy in crime thrillers  The Canberra Times

'The Little Drummer Girl' is essential viewing for fans of spy thrillers  SBS

John le Carre's sons: 'Nerve-racking showing him the final cut'  Sydney Morning Herald

Spy Novels Need to Come in From the Cold War  Bloomberg

SecretsAndSpies: RT @wnbooks: This ast*@&*ishing but true story of MI5's spyhunt is straight from the world of John le Carré and is told here for the first ti…

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I was wondering if they were at all slow. I've never read spy books before and I'm a slow reader so it takes me a little bit to get into something. And, which book should I start with? I mean I was wondering which le carré book to read first. I have seen the tinker tailor soldier spy movie but didn't know if I should read that book first or another.

which of le carre's books have been made into a movie

John Le Carré: Smiley’s People Test What does these quotes mean? 1. Tell him I have two proofs and can bring them with me (72). 2. And no cigarettes in his pocket (89). 3. He’s grown up. He doesn’t need a vicar any more (123). 4. He came up with what the lapsed philologist in him described as the asterisk (or putative) form of the letters A-C-H-T (150). 5. The Sandman is making a legend for a girl (186). 6. Some bad fellow had betrayed him back in Estonia (232). 7. . . . one old gym-shoe, green, with the lace still in it (249). 8. It will do worse than kill him (258). 9. I have come from London to help you in his place (268). 10. . . . madness to believe that by killing three people he could stop the leak (287). 11. Grigoriev remained frozen over this last photograph (347). 12. Grigoriev was to give it to Krassky tonight or whenever they met (385).

I thought possibly as the two authors have the same surname

I love reading his novels and watch the many films that have been made from his stories. have not yet been to the remake of Tinker, Tailor..., loved the old one with Alec Guiness. Will soon go to watch the new movie, of course. Recently read his novel Our Game and bit dissapointed with the story... I love Le Carre's books although the one above was not so good for me.. Share your thoughts..here