>>>>The character of Jason Bourne was created by Robert Ludlum about 30 years ago.
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>>>IIRC think The Bourne Identity was the first in the series. I read that book in the early 80's.
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>>And I think that may have been back in the day when Robert Ludlum books were written by Robert Ludlum.
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>Eventually, all books will be written either by Eric Van Lustbader or Max Allen Collins. Of course, I've never met either of them, so they may even be the same person.
I rather like Collins. Right now I'm reading Black Hats (Wyatt Earp and Al Capone) which he wrote as Patrick Culhane.
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>>>>>I guess Bourne Identity could loosly be based on the book. I was surprised after reading the book that there has not been a movie made. It would make a great movie. Matt Daemon could play the main character and Ben Affleck could play Anthony. lol
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>>>>>>I think I've seen the movie and its sequels. See "The Bourne Identity"
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>>>>>>>I just finished a really good book and wanted to share it with UT
>>>>>>>Code to zero by Ken Follet
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http://www.amazon.com/Code-Zero-Ken-Follett/dp/0525945636
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