John le Carré's sons: "We fantasise about The Night Manager season 2"
Simon and Stephen Cornwell were speaking to Radio Times magazine about new documentary The Pigeon Tunnel.
Source: radiotimes.com
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'There's never a dull day amid my father's words': what John le Carré's letters revealed to his son | John le Carré
Cornwell had recently finished editing a volume of his late father’s letters when he died suddenly last year. His widow, Anna Arthur,<em> </em>pays homage to the legacy both men left behind
Source: theguardian.com
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Source: newyorker.com
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Source: thecipherbrief.com
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