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Anthony Frewin

British writer and personal assistant From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Anthony Edward Frewin (born 1947 in Kentish Town, London)[1] is a British writer and erstwhile personal assistant to film director Stanley Kubrick[2] (from 1965[3] to 1968, and from 1979 to 1999). Frewin now represents the Stanley Kubrick Estate.[4] His novel London Blues has been described as "masterful".[5]

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Personal

Anthony Edward Frewin and his brother Mark David Frewin are the sons of Edward Albert Frewin (b. 1921) and Ruby Jean Weeks (b. 1924, m. 1944).[6] Frewin's ex-partner is Charlene Page,[7] and they have a son, Nick Frewin (b. 1971).[8][9]

Credits

Novels

  • London Blues, No Exit Press (1994) ISBN 1-874061-73-4
  • Sixty-Three Closure (1996)[10]
  • Scorpian Rising: A Seaside Noir [sic] (1997)[11]
  • The Reich Stuff (2008)
  • The Count of Comedy, or Teddy Taylor and the Great Past He Has in Front of Him (2013)[12]
  • The Lion of Canterbury: The Last Armed Uprising in England (2019)

Non-fiction

  • One Hundred Years of Science Fiction Illustration 1840-1940 (1974)[13]
  • The Book of Days (1971)[14]
  • Elstree & Boreham Wood through two thousand years (1974)[15]
  • The assassination of John F. Kennedy: an annotated film, TV, and videography, 1963-1992 Issue 8 of Bibliographies and indexes in mass media and communications, Publisher Greenwood Press, 1993, ISBN 0313289824, 9780313289828, 170 pages.[16]

Parodies

  • The Secret Library of Georges Armoulian: Being an Annotated Catalogue of Bizarre, Curious, Suppressed and Outrageous Books, Amongst which there are Association Copies, Limited Editions, Fine Bindings, Private Press Titles, & Similar (2012)[17]

Articles

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Film (assistant)

Film (associate producer)

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