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About Alan Bennett
Alan Bennett worked as a university lecturer before finding fame in 1960 when he teamed up with other actors to write and perform the revue titled “Beyond the Fringe” at the Edinburgh Festival. The English filmmaker is best known for his 1991 work “The Madness of George III” which was later adapted into a film and released four three years later.
His other works include “Talking Heads” and “A Question of Attribution” which focused on Sir Anthony Blunt.
Other works
Over the years, Bennett’s popularity has increased due to his interesting books. He’s best known for his 2007 novella “The Uncommon Reader” and the 1991 book “The Wind in the Willows”.
He has also released many audiobooks on stories like “Winnie-the-Pooh” and “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland”.
Family
His parents Lilian Mary Peel and Walter Bennett supported him at the beginning of his career. He was in a relationship with Anne Davies, but she died in 2009. Since then, he has been romantically linked with Rupert Thomas, an editor.
Education
Before starting his education at Exeter College, Oxford, he studied at a number of institutions including Leeds Modern School, and the Joint Services School for Linguists.
Awards
He has been decorated with many awards like Tony Award, British Academy Television Award, British Comedy Award, and British Book Award.
Trivia
In 1996, he declined an opportunity to be made a knight.
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F.A.Q. about Alan Bennett
When is his birthday?
Alan Bennett's birthday is on May 9, 1934.
In how many days is his birthday?
Alan's birthday is in 15 days
How old is he?
He is 89 years old.
Where is Alan from?
He was born in Leeds, England, UK.