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Original Title:	The Night Manager
ISBN:	0340937688 (ISBN13: 9780340937686)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Harry Palfrey, Richard Onslow Roper, Leonard Burr, Jonathan Pine
Literary Awards:	Deutscher Krimi Preis for 3. Platz International (1994)

The Night Manager

John le Carré

Paperback | Pages: 597 pages

Rating: 3.81 | 13917 Users | 1031 Reviews

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Title	:	The Night Manager
Author	:	John le Carré
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 597 pages
Published	:	September 21st 2006 by Sceptre (first published June 28th 1993)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Mystery. Crime

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In the shadowy recesses of Whitehall and Washington an unholy alliance operates between the intelligence community and the secret arms trade. Jonathan Pine is ready to stand up and be counted in the fight against this ultimate heart of darkness. His mission takes him from the cliffs of west Cornwall, via northern Quebec and the Caribbean, to the jungles of post-Noriega Panama. His quarry is the worst man in the world.

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From BBC 01 Player:Attempting to help a well-connected guest, hotel night manager Jonathan Pine is drawn into the world of arms dealer Richard Roper.1/6: Hotel night manager Jonathan Pine receives a plea for help from a well-connected guest. His actions draw him into the world of Richard Roper, a businessman and arms dealer.2/6: On the Mediterranean island of Mallorca, Roper's life of luxury and calm is shattered. Six months earlier, Burr continues her recruitment of Pine, sending him to Devon

Jonathan Pine is the night manager at a hotel in Cairo. A beautiful woman named Sophie, who is the mistress of an Arab playboy and would-be arms dealer named Freddie Hamid, asks him to photocopy some documents for her and then to keep the copy in the hotel safe. Pine reluctantly agrees to do so and speed-reads the documents as he does.The papers describe an arms deal that Hamid is attempting to orchestrate with a very wealthy and very bad man named Richard Roper. Pine is a patriotic Englishman

I consider myself a John le Carre aficionado, and this is, hands down, my favorite thus far.We anticipate that his espionage and political threads are strong and tightly drawn. However, what is the true joy of this novel is the emotional depth of le Carre's hero, Jonathan. Driven by retribution and revenge, we get a man (as opposed to an automaton) with heart and soul as well as the obligatory skills of a spy.In THE NIGHT MANAGER, le Carre's prose is poetry, as exemplified when Jonathan, caught

This took me a while to get into. Let's hope the TV series keeps me awake longer than the book did!

I have read [Book:The Night Manager] several times and I can't help seeing Kevin Spacey in the role (even though he's not a Brit). I understood that the movie version was set some years ago--Sidney Pollack to direct and Robert Towne to do the script--then it fell through for those unspecified "creative differences." I don't know whether Kevin was being considered. Then I heard Le Carre speak and someone asked him about the movie project. He said he was barred from discussing it because of his

the deeper u go, the darker it gets ...... jonathan pine is the night manager of a top class hotel in switzerland. he attempts to pass on information to the british authorities about roper, an int. businessman with dubious dealings, but this backfires and people close to pine begin to die in an effort to find the true person within himself he signs up and finds himself in a fight against powerful forces he cannot begin to imagine drugs and gun dealing merge with corrupt intelligence agencies,

You have to bend the law from time to time, otherwise you dont get anywhere.The Night Manager is an overwritten book, even if it is a well-written one, and that kills the enjoyment of this text. They say John le Carré writes sophisticated spy thrillers. Does that mean boring?Simply put this text is dull, especially for the first 200 pages. I was barely interested. To the authors credit, the last 200 are much better.The problem with The Night Manager is that it tries to do too much. There are too