Anthony Montague Browne(1923-2013)

Writer

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Anthony Montague Browne was born on 8 May 1923 in the UK. He was a writer, known for Look at Life: The Churchill Pilgrimage (1966), Churchill (1992) and What Has Become of Us (1994). He was married to Shelagh Macklin and Noel Arnold-Wallinger. He died on 1 April 2013 in England, UK.

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Known for

Look at Life: The Churchill Pilgrimage (1966)

Look at Life: The Churchill Pilgrimage

7.2

Short

Writer(as Anthony Montague Brown)

1966

Churchill (1992)

7.0

TV Mini Series

Self - Private Secretary, 1952-1965

Michael Frayn and Peter Hennessy in What Has Become of Us (1994)

What Has Become of Us

TV Mini Series

Self - British Embassy Paris, 1949-1952

Winston Churchill in Churchill (2003)

8.1

TV Mini Series

Self

Credits

Writer

Look at Life: The Churchill Pilgrimage
7.2
Short
- script (as Anthony Montague Brown)
- 1966

Personal details

Alternative name
- Anthony Montague Brown
Born
- May 8, 1923
- UK
Died
- April 1, 2013
- England, UK
Spouses
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- 1 Print Biography

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He was the son of a British army colonel. He attended Magdalen College, Oxford. During WWII he joined the RAF and served in the Middle East and Asia. After the war, he started working for the Foreign Office, and became private secretary to Sir Winston Churchill in Downing Street in 1952. He continued as Churchill's secretary for 10 years after Sir Winston resigned as prime minister in 1955, until the former prime minister's death.

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