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The Feather Men is impossible to put down Unlike the movie, you get more depth in Ranulph Finnes's original book about these events

The Feather Men is impossible to put down. Ranulph Fiennes is one of those English explorers whose life would be impossible to sell as a script. Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know, his autobiography, reads like something Ian Fleming would have written if he were bored with Bond. Unlike the movie, you get more depth in Ranulph Finnes's original book about these events. This is presented as a "Novel" because (wink) (wink), third parties involving the British government would have otherwise stopped it. Mr. Finnes makes it clear that it is really a true story.

The Feather Men book. I became aware of the novel, THE FEATHER MEN by Ranulph Fiennes after watching the action movie version called Killer Elite

The Feather Men book. I became aware of the novel, THE FEATHER MEN by Ranulph Fiennes after watching the action movie version called Killer Elite. At the end of the movie, it was stated that this movie was based on the 1991 non-fiction true story historical novel by author Ranulph Fiennes. Having enjoyed the movie I decided to read the book. The novel is well written and is about assassins and victims.

The Feather Men is a 1991 novel by the British adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes. The book was initially published on 17 October 1991 by Bloomsbury Publishing. In 2011, it was loosely adapted into the film Killer Elite. The book tells the story of four. The book tells the story of four British Army soldiers, including two members of the Special Air Service, who are assassinated by a hit squad known as "The Clinic".

The Feather Men is the riveting story of the efforts by a private British vigilance committee to eliminate a band of coldblooded contract killers. From 1977 to 1990, three hired assassins known as the Clinic tracked down and murdered four former British soldiers, one at a time. Each of the assassinations was carried out in such an ingenious fashion that there would be no hint of foul play, but one clue these killings had in common was that all four victims had fought in. The Arabian desert

The "enthralling page-turner" (Library Journal) now a major motion picture starring Jason Statham, Clive Owen, and Robert De Niro. Here is a gripping novel, inspired by real-life events, about a private team of British vigilantes that sets out to eliminate a gang of cold-blooded contract killers.

The deaths of four British soldiers, two of them ex SAS, appear at first to be accidental. In fact, they have been targeted by a group of hired assassins, known as the Clinic Desperate to stop the murders, a group of four men, the Feather Men, are recruited to hunt down the Clinic and avenge the soldiers' deaths.

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Author Ranulph Fiennes. Books by Ranulph Fiennes: Killer Elite (Previously Published As the. 10 10.

Foreword by Sir Ranulph Fiennes of the book Fragile Earth The Feather Men (1991) The non-fiction book upon which the 2011 film Killer Elite is based. Atlantis of the Sands (1992), Bloomsbury, ISBN 0-7475-1327-9.

Foreword by Sir Ranulph Fiennes of the book Fragile Earth. Foreword to 'Beyond the Setting Sun- 6000 miles on foot for hospice' by Colin Skinner. The Feather Men (1991) The non-fiction book upon which the 2011 film Killer Elite is based. The Sett (1997), Mandarin, ISBN 978-0749321611. Discovery Road (1998), TravellersEye Ltd, ISBN 978-530575-3-5, (with T. Garratt and A. Brown). Fit for Life (1999), Little, Brown & Co, ISBN 0-316-85263-5.

But world-famous explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the author of the book on which the film is based, tells Marlow Stern .

But world-famous explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the author of the book on which the film is based, tells Marlow Stern his story was all fiction. The film, in theaters now, is based on Sir Ranulph Fiennes’s controversial 1991 novel The Feather Men, about four British Army soldiers, including a pair of SAS agents, who are assassinated by a hit squad in retaliation for the murder of the son of a Dubai sheikh, who was killed in Oman by British Army forces. A shadow organization called The Feather Men, which exists to protect ex-SAS operatives, then sends out hit men of their own to protect the targets.