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Partway through the 1965 film “The Ipcress File,” Harry Palmer returns home to find a young, female colleague snooping around his apartment. The British spy isn’t exactly surprised and certainly not ...

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Through five internationally acclaimed, best-selling books, Len Deighton never named his protagonist. It wasn’t until the movie version of his debut novel, “The IPCRESS File,” that his hero — more ...

LONDON — Len Deighton, a prolific writer whose tough, stylish spy thrillers featured on bestseller lists for decades, has died. He was 97. Deighton’s literary agent, Tim Bates, said he died Sunday. No ...

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Len Deighton, the British novelist who reshaped modern spy fiction with his gritty and realistic storytelling, has died at the age of 97. His death was confirmed by his literary agent, Tim Bates, who ...

British writer Len Deighton, who created the sardonic working-class spy played by Michael Caine in the 1965 Cold War film "The Ipcress File", has died, his literary agent said Tuesday. Deighton ...

British writer Len Deighton, who created the sardonic working-class spy played by Michael Caine in the 1965 Cold War film The Ipcress File, “passed away peacefully on Sunday”, his literary agent said, ...

Len Deighton, bestselling author of thrillers that reinvented the spy novel, who has died aged 97, didn't much like his job. 'The best thing about writing books,' he confided, 'is being at a party and ...