Graham Greene: the Writer Who Turned Doubt Into Literature

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In the dark streets of post-war Vienna, among shadows, betrayals and underground tunnels, Graham Greene finds one of the most memorable images of the 20th century. He is the author of the screenplay for The Third Man, the 1949 film by Carol Reed that turned the moral ambiguity and atmosphere of the destroyed city into a classic of cinema. But behind the screenwriter stands a writer with an even wider world - a world of priests, spies, lovers, tr…