Henry Lincoln - Works

Works

Note: Lincoln was credited as Henry Soskin in his acting career, credited as Henry Lincoln or Norman Ashby as screenwriter
  • 1960s television series:
    • The Avengers (actor)
    • No Hiding Place (actor)
    • The Saint (actor)
    • The Champions (actor)
    • Man in a Suitcase (actor)
    • Emergency Ward 10 (screenwriter)
  • Co-writer, with Mervyn Haisman, of three Doctor Who stories
    • The Abominable Snowmen
    • The Web of Fear
    • The Dominators
  • Co-writer, with Mervyn Haisman, of the Boris Karloff film, Curse of the Crimson Altar, 1968
  • Three BBC2 Chronicle documentaries about Rennes-le-Château, written and narrated by Henry Lincoln.
    • The Lost Treasure of Jerusalem...?, 31 March 1972
    • The Priest, the Painter, and the Devil, 30 October 1974
    • The Shadow of the Templars, 27 November 1979 (with Baigent & Leigh)
  • 1982: The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail (with Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh)
  • 1987: The Messianic Legacy (with Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh)
  • 1991: The Holy Place: Discovering the Eighth Wonder of the Ancient World (or The Holy Place: Decoding the Mystery of Rennes-Le-Château or The Holy Place: Saunière and the Decoding of the Mystery of Rennes-le-Château)
  • 1993: The Secret: 4-part documentary written and presented for Tv2 Danmark
  • 2002: Key to the Sacred Pattern: The Untold Story of Rennes-le-Château
  • 2002: The Templars' Secret Island: The Knights, The Priest and The Treasure (with Erling Haagensen)
  • 2005: Origins of The Da Vinci Code" DVD (with Erling Haagensen)

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