W. Somerset Maugham

Works by W. Somerset Maugham adapted to film

TitleReleasedRatedGenre
Sadie Thompson 1928 Silent film
The Letter 1940 Film noir
Secret Agent 1936 Spy film
The Magician 1926 Black-and-white
Being Julia 2004 R (USA) LGBT
Rain 1932 Black-and-white
The Razor's Edge 1946 Romance Film
The Razor's Edge 1984 PG-13 (USA) Period piece
Miss Sadie Thompson 1953 Musical
The Painted Veil 2006 PG-13 (USA) War film
Of Human Bondage 1934 Black-and-white
The Painted Veil 1934 Black-and-white
The Seventh Sin 1957 Drama
Of Human Bondage 1964 Black-and-white
Trio 1950 Black-and-white
Encore 1951 Black-and-white
Our Betters 1933 Satire
The Hour Before the Dawn 1944 Drama
The Tenth Man 1936 Drama
Up at the Villa 2000 PG-13 (USA) Indie film
Change of Fortune 1987 Drama
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Places W. Somerset Maugham has lived

Map showing Places Lived by W. Somerset Maugham
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A Paris 2,234,105
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q:
    What professions highlight W. Somerset Maugham's career?
  • A:
    W. Somerset Maugham was an accomplished writer, novelist, playwright and author.
  • Q:
    Where was W. Somerset Maugham born?
  • A:
    W. Somerset Maugham was born in Paris.
  • Q:
    Who is credited for their influence on W. Somerset Maugham?
  • A:
    Paul Gauguin and Guy de Maupassant inspired W. Somerset Maugham.
  • Q:
    Which school did W. Somerset Maugham attend?
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    W. Somerset Maugham attended King's College London.
  • Q:
    What is a memorable quote by W. Somerset Maugham?
  • A:
    One famous quote is, "You know that the Tasmanians, who never committed adultery, are now extinct."
  • Q:
    Which popular books have been written by author, W. Somerset Maugham?
  • A:
    Well known written works include:
    - Mrs Craddock
    - The Razor's Edge
    - The Magician
    - Of Human Bondage
    - The Moon and Sixpence
    - Cakes and Ale
    - The Painted Veil
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