Jack Trevor Story | Open Library
Author of The trouble with Harry, I Sit in Hanger Lane, Man pinches bottom, Hitler needs you, Morag's flying fortress, One last mad embrace, Albert Rides Again, Live Now Pay Later
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- Jack Trevor Story (1917–1991) was a British novelist and screenwriter, best known for The Trouble with Harry and for work across film and television in the mid-20th century. He died in 1991, so any “latest news” would pertain to archival projects, reissues, or academic references rather than new life events.[1][2][3]
- Notable career highlights include the Hitchcock adaptation of The Trouble with Harry (1955) and a prolific output in crime and satirical fiction, with several series and standalone novels across the 1940s–1970s.[3][4]
- Modern references to him typically appear in author bibliographies, film databases, and library catalogs rather than ongoing news cycles.[5][9]
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