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yellowdogintexas

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11. You will love it!! I read Whirlwind in the late 1980s .

Reply to CrispyQ (Reply #10)

Sun Mar 3, 2024, 12:22 AM

Mar 2024

In chronological order:
Shogun
Tai-Pan
Gai-Jin
King Rat
Noble House
Whirlwind

Just found this little bit of trivia: Clavell returned to filmmaking. He wrote, produced and directed To Sir, with Love (1967), featuring Sidney Poitier and based on E. R. Braithwaite's semiautobiographical 1959 book. It was a huge critical and commercial success.

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I'm super psyched for Shogun!! (no spoilers, please!) [View all] Coventina Mar 2024 OP

I think we'll start watching tonight. I'm a big Clavell fan. rsdsharp Mar 2024 #1

I read the book & saw the old mini-series. CrispyQ Mar 2024 #2

I pretty much have the same order of preference, although Whirlwind comes before King Rat yellowdogintexas Mar 2024 #9

I didn't know of these titles! CrispyQ Mar 2024 #10

You will love it!! I read Whirlwind in the late 1980s . yellowdogintexas Mar 2024 #11

If you've read the book can we really spoil it? Haha Alpeduez21 Mar 2024 #3

Good point, I guess I really didn't think that through! Coventina Mar 2024 #5

Saw the first episode. Wait till you see.. Bobstandard Mar 2024 #4

and Whirlwind!!!! It is a very exciting book set in Iran around the time of yellowdogintexas Mar 2024 #8

The new Shogun... GiqueCee Mar 2024 #6

I have read all of Clavell's books and loved every one of them yellowdogintexas Mar 2024 #7

Big fan so far. pecosbob Mar 2024 #12