Alan Kennington (1906–1986) was a British novelist and playwright, particularly known for his thrillers. Two of his novels were adapted into films. The 1939 novel The Night Has Eyes was made into a 1942 film of the same title, while She Died Young (1938) was turned into the 1956 film You Can't Escape.^[1] His 1949 novel Pastures New was a comedy about American students in post-war Britain.

• She Died Young (1938)
• The Night Has Eyes (1939)
• Flying Visitor (1946)
• Pastures New (1949)
• Blood Velvet (1954)

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• Alan Kennington at IMDb

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