Poll Suggestion: Graham Greene — Writer

Hi, thank you for your comment. I don't remember what was my criteria, but I usually got the movies from a Wikipedia list.

If I counted correctly, he wrote 35 films. You certainly don't have to include all if you don't want to but having ten with no known criteria makes the list seem very random. Maybe using IMDb's list would be a lot easier (and more reliable) than Wikipedia? And it would also make it very easy to choose films according to inclusion criteria of your choice (for example, only films with an IMDb rating of 6 or above or his 15 highest IMDb-rated movies). Here's a list of his film credits in order of IMDb rating: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?title_type=feature&role=nm0001294&sort=user_rating,desc (There are about three that he didn't write -- you'll see that those say "self" or "thanks" and you can just ignore those. There are also four at the end that are in production but those are really easy to ignore because they have no photos or text besides the title.)

Thanks again for your interest. I set the criteria: IMDb rating 7.0 or higher. Back at 2022 I always picked the movies from a Wikipedia table. Wikipedia was my "AI" back then. I would guess that the table was in the meantime removed... I also removed the link to Wikipedia. It does not make sense now without the table.

This is a really good list of what are probably several very good movies. (I've only seen six so far.) And I love Graham Greene but this list has a lot of appeal to people who might not even know of him because they're just such good films. Oh, if you used Wikipedia for any of the info in the intro, I would still definitely suggest citing Wikipedia as your source for that in particular. I usually include that kind of thing at the very bottom, below the discussion link, and do something like "Note: Source for the introductory information: Wikipedia." If you used IMDb, though, for that info, you don't need to cite IMDb. In other words, it's a good idea to cite any outside source. : )

Day for Night (1973) is on the list, but is not written by Greene.

indeed, item removed, he is listed as "Rest of cast listed alphabetically" L'assureur anglais(uncredited)

Thank you, I can't edit my old threads. The only option showing in the 3 vertical dots menu is: mark unread.

Sara, We can't edit any posts that were made before the Sprinklr outage in February.