George Bernard Shaw and Bob Dylan are the only two people in history to win both an Oscar and a Nobel.
Kazuo Ishiguro, Jean-Paul Sartre, John Steinbeck and Harold Pinter are Oscar-nominated Nobel laureates.
Is there anyone you could see joining this club in the future?
I think Ishiguro is probably the most realistic option. He's 71, already won the Nobel, he's a cinephile with a great love of classic cinema and an Oscar-nominated screenwriter. I can see him writing an Oscar-winning screenplay in the future.
In terms of Oscar winners going on to winning the Nobel, I think the late Tom Stoppard was likely the most realistic option, but that can't and won't happen because Nobels are only given to living writers. #entertainment