Christianna Brand(1907-1988)

Writer

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Christianna Brand was born on 17 December 1907 in Malaya. She was a writer, known for Nanny McPhee (2005), Nanny McPhee et le Big Bang (2010) and La couleur qui tue (1946). She was married to Roland Lewis. She died on 11 March 1988.

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Known for

Nanny McPhee (2005)

6.6

Writer

2005

Emma Thompson in Nanny McPhee et le Big Bang (2010)

Nanny McPhee et le Big Bang

6.1

Writer

2010

Alastair Sim in La couleur qui tue (1946)

La couleur qui tue

7.4

Writer

1946

Rod Serling in Night Gallery (1969)

7.9

TV Series

Writer(segment "The Sins of the Fathers")

Credits

Writer

Nanny McPhee et le Big Bang
6.1
- characters
- 2010
Nanny McPhee
6.6
- "Nurse Matilda" books
- 2005
Night Gallery
7.9
TV Series
- short story (segment "The Sins of the Fathers")
- 1972
Jackanory
7.1
TV Series
- book
- 1968
Secret People
6.2
- additional dialogue
- 1952
The Mark of Cain
6.1
- screenplay
- 1947
Death in High Heels
5.1
- novel "Death in High Heels"
- 1947
La couleur qui tue
7.4
- novel
- 1946

Personal details

Alternative names
- Mary Ann Ashe
Born
- December 17, 1907
- Malaya
Died
- March 11, 1988
Spouse
- Roland Lewis? - March 11, 1988 (her death)
Other works
Novel: "Green for Danger" (filmed as La couleur qui tue (1946))

Did you know

Trivia
She served as the 1972-1973 Chair of the Crime Writers' Association and received many nominations for the Edgar Allan Poe Award. She also wrote under the pseudonyms of Mary Roland, China Thomson, Mary Ann Ashe, and Annabel Jones.

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When did Christianna Brand die?
March 11, 1988
How did Christianna Brand die?
Undisclosed
How old was Christianna Brand when she died?
80 years old
When was Christianna Brand born?
December 17, 1907
Where was Christianna Brand born?
Malaya

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