Nick Hornby
Nick Hornby (born 17 April 1957) is an English novelist, essayist and screenwriter. He is best known for the novels High Fidelity, About a Boy, and for the football memoir Fever Pitch. His work frequently touches upon music, sport, and the aimless and obsessive natures of his protagonists.
About a Boy
(Screenplay)
About a Boy
(Novel)
Fever Pitch
(Screenplay)
Fever Pitch
(Novel)
Fever Pitch
(Novel)
Fever Pitch
(Executive Producer)
An Education
(Screenplay)
The Giant's House
(Executive Producer)
The Giant's House
(Writer)
High Fidelity
(Novel)
A Long Way Down
(Novel)
A Long Way Down
(Executive Producer)
Brooklyn
(Screenplay)
È nata una star?
(Short Story)
About a Boy
(Executive Producer)
Slam
(Novel)
Juliet, Naked
(Novel)
Wild
(Screenplay)
Faith
(Writer)
An Education
(Executive Producer)
Slam
(Book)
Juliet, Naked
(Executive Producer)
Love, Nina
(Writer)
The Tube: Going Underground
(Executive Producer)
Just One Drink
(Executive Producer)
Just One Drink
(Writer)
State of the Union
(Executive Producer)
High Fidelity
(Book)
High Fidelity
(Executive Producer)
Funny Woman
(Novel)
Funny Woman
(Executive Producer)
State of the Union
(Writer)
Love, Nina
(Executive Producer)
About a Boy
(Creator)
State of the Union
(Creator)
Just One Drink
(Creator)
Funny Woman
(Creator)