Jonathan Coe

Jonathan Coe was born on Aug 19, 1961 in UK. Jonathan Coe's big-screen debut came with Five Seconds to Spare directed by Tom Connolly in 2000.

Having studied at the prestigious Trinity College, Cambridge, Jonathan Coe has, over the last decade or so, become one of Britain's more respected authors. Coe's first two books, "The Accidental Woman" and "A Touch of Love", showed little sign of what was to come. Both books were reasonably enjoyable, good reads, but both left the reader feeling somewhat unfulfilled. His third novel, "The Dwarves of Death", which was adapted into the low-budget movie