Frank Tilsley
(1904-1957)
British novelist, broadcaster, and television dramatist
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Frank Tilsley (5 May 1904 – 1957) was a British novelist, broadcaster, and television dramatist. Tilsley became a full-time author after the publication of his first novel, Plebeian's Progress (1933), and subsequently published over twenty novels, including She Was There Too (1938), Pleasure Beach (1944), Champion Road (1948), Heaven and Herbert Common (1953), and Brother Nap (1954). His novel Mutiny (1958) was adapted for film and released as H.M.S. Defiant, starring Alec Guinness and Dirk Bogarde, in 1962. Tilsley was also a frequent radio broadcaster and writer of popular television shows including The Makepeace Story.
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Frank Vincent Tilsley 5 May 1904 Lancashire, England UK
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16 March 1957 (aged 52)
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