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Christopher Frank

1942 - 1993 (age 50) • Writing

Christopher Frank (5 December 1942, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, UK – 19 November 1993, Paris, France) was a British-born French writer, screenwriter, and film director. He won the 1972 Prix Renaudot for his novel La Nuit américaine that served the basis for Andrzej Zulawski's film That Most Important Thing: Love.

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That Most Important Thing: Love

70%

Novel

1975

For a Cop's Hide

59%

Writer

1981

Three Men to Kill

61%

Writer

1980

Malone

60%

Screenplay

1987

Year of the Jellyfish

58%

Writer

1984

Love at the Top

61%

Writer

1974

Strange Affair

62%

Screenplay

1981

The Fighter

57%

Writer

1983

Love in the Strangest Way

60%

Director

1994

Love in the Strangest Way

60%

Writer

1994

On the Edge of the Horizon

56%

Screenplay

1993

L'Atlantide

67%

Writer

1992

La Femme de l'amant

90%

Director

1992

The Other Woman

80%

Director

1990

The Other Woman

80%

Writer

1990

Julie de Carneilhan

70%

Director

1990

Julie de Carneilhan

70%

Writer

1990

Twisted Obsession

55%

Novel

1989

Spiral

43%

Director

1987

Spiral

43%

Writer

1987

Malone

60%

Screenplay

1987

Private Tuition

54%

Writer

1986

Year of the Jellyfish

58%

Writer

1984

Year of the Jellyfish

58%

Novel

1984

Year of the Jellyfish

58%

Director

1984

Femmes de personne

43%

Director

1984

Femmes de personne

43%

Writer

1984

A Friend of Vincent

62%

Writer

1983

The Fighter

57%

Writer

1983

Josepha

50%

Writer

1982

Josepha

50%

Novel

1982

Josepha

50%

Director

1982

Strange Affair

62%

Screenplay

1981

Deep Water

61%

Screenplay

1981

Deep Water

61%

Dialogue

1981

For a Cop's Hide

59%

Writer

1981

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