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Yesterday Will Come Author: [UK] Julian Fellowes Publisher: Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House
Yesterday Will Come Author: [UK] Julian Fellowes Publisher: Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House
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Introduction · · · · · ·
● A new blockbuster work from Julian Fellowes, the screenwriter of the globally acclaimed TV series "Downton Abbey", which has been praised by audiences in more than 250 countries and regions, and the winner of the Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe Awards.
● A soul-stirring, lingering classical epic! The author returns to the world of British aristocracy, where he is good at, and tells the joys and sorrows of two families spanning half a century. Because of Julian Fellowes, we can look back at the distant classical era.
● A New York Times bestselling novel, an epic masterpiece comparable to Gone with the Wind and Pride and Prejudice. Publishers Weekly compares the author to Woolf: "The author demonstrates extraordinary literary talent, accurately portraying the ways of the world and the differences between classes, shocking the heart."
● A classic work that protects human nature: When the past becomes a taboo, human nature will become unimaginably complex. Ambition, jealousy, greed, love and protection are always on display. No wonder Princess Kate and George Clooney are both fans of this film!
Although the protagonists of this story lived two centuries ago, their desires, resentments, and burning passions are no different from ours today...
About the Author · · · · · ·
Julian Fellowes
British author, screenwriter, director and producer.
In 2002, 53-year-old Fellowes won the Best Original Screenplay Award at the 74th Academy Awards for the film "Gosford Park".
In 2011, he won the Best Screenplay Award at the 63rd Emmy Awards for Downton Abbey. The series set a record of super high ratings, becoming the most successful British period drama of the contemporary era, and won the Guinness World Record for "the world's most acclaimed TV series in 2010".
Fellowes also wrote plays such as "Vanity Fair", "The Young Victoria" and "Romeo and Juliet", as well as novels such as "Snobbish" and "The Past Is Not Gone".
Fellowes was made a life peer in 2011.
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