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Terence Rattigan

Terence Rattigan

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24 featured booksTerence Rattigan

Sir Terence Rattigan, in full Sir Terence Mervyn Rattigan, born in South Kensington, London, of Irish extraction, was an English screenwriter and playwright. Rattigan was educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Oxford. Rattigan had early success with two farces, *French Without Tears* (performed 1936) and *While the Sun Shines* (performed 1943). *The Winslow Boy* (performed 1946), a drama based on a real-life case in which a young boy at the Royal Naval College was unjustly accused of theft, won a New York Critics award. *Separate Tables* (performed 1945), perhaps his best known work, took as its theme the isolation and frustration that result from rigidly imposed social conventions. The radio play *Cause Célèbre* was his final work; first broadcast in 1975, it was performed onstage in 1977. Several of his plays seriously explore social or psychological themes, and his plays consistently demonstrate solid craftsmanship. Rattigan was knighted in 1971 for his services to the theatre. He had many screenplays to his credit, including film versions of *The Winslow Boy* (1948) and *Separate Tables* (1958), among others, and *The Yellow Rolls Royce* (1965) and *Goodbye Mr. Chips* (1968). Source: [Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/biography/Terence-Rattigan)

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  • Ross a Dramatic

    Representative edition published 2018

    Open Work
  • French Without Tears

    Representative edition published 2015

    Open Work
  • The Winslow Boy

    Representative edition published 2014

    Open Work
  • Man and boy

    Representative edition published 2006

    Open Work
  • The Browning

    Representative edition published 2005

    Open Work
  • In Praise of Love (Nick Hern Books Drama Classics)

    Representative edition published 2002

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  • The collected plays of Terence Rattigan

    Representative edition published 2001

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  • Winslow Boy (Nick Hern Books)

    Representative edition published 2000

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  • The Browning version

    Representative edition published 2000

    Open Work
  • The deep blue sea

    Representative edition published 2000

    Open Work
  • Separate tables

    Representative edition published 2000

    Open Work
  • The Winslow boy

    Representative edition published 1999

    Open Work
  • Winslow Boy

    Representative edition published 1999

    Open Work
  • The Winslow Boy.

    Representative edition published 1997

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  • French Without Tears (NHB International Collection)

    Representative edition published 1995

    Open Work
  • After the dance

    Representative edition published 1995

    Open Work
  • Playbill

    Representative edition published 1994

    Open Work
  • Winslow Boy

    Representative edition published 1991

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  • Separate tables

    Representative edition published 1984

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  • Plays

    Representative edition published 1982

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  • Plays one

    Representative edition published 1981

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  • Cause Celebre

    Representative edition published 1978

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  • Cause célèbre

    Representative edition published 1978

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  • Flarepath

    Representative edition published 1978

    Open Work