Eugene O'Neill(1888-1953)

Eugene O'Neill wurde am 16 Oktober 1888 in New York City, New York, USA geboren. Er war Autor, bekannt für Ah, Wilderness! (1935), Kali bazrobidan (1928) und Strange Interlude (1932). Er war mit Carlotta Monterey, Agnes Boulton und Kathleen Jenkins verheiratet. Er starb am 27 November 1953 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

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Eugene O'Neill's THE ICEMAN COMETH
Podcast-Serie
- Drehbuch
- 2025
Long Day's Journey Into Night
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- based on a play by
- 2025
Eugene O'Neill's THE EMPEROR JONES
Podcast-Serie
- Drehbuch
- 2024
Thirst
- stage play
- 2024
The Hairy Ape
Fernsehfilm
- stück
- 2023
Three Dramas
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- based on a story by
- 2020
Lång dags färd mot natt
Video
- stück
- 2019
Long Day's Journey Into Night: Live
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Fernsehfilm
- Drehbuch
- 2017
The Web
Kurzfilm
- stück
- 2016
Digital Theatre: Long Day's Journey Into Night
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- Drehbuch
- 2014
Exorcism
Kurzfilm
- ursprüngliche geschichte
- 2014
National Theatre Live: 50 Years on Stage
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Fernsehfilm
- written by (segment "Mourning Becomes Electra")
- 2013
The Web
Kurzfilm
- Drehbuch
- 2011
To penthos tairiazei stin Ilektra
Fernsehfilm
- play: Mourning Becomes Electra
- 2011
Pera ap' ton orizonta
Fernsehfilm
- play: Beyond the Horizon
- 1998

Alternativer Name
- O'Neill
Größe
- 1,80 m
Geboren am
- 16. Oktober 1888
- New York City, New York, USA
Verstorben
- 27. November 1953
- Boston, Massachusetts, USA(cerebellar cortical atrophy)
Ehepartner
Kinder
- Oona Chaplin
Eltern
- James O'Neill
Verwandte
Andere Arbeiten
(10/29/37) Stage: Wrote "One Act Plays of the Sea", produced on Broadway, staged / directed by William Challee; "Bound East for Cardiff," one act, original drama; "In The Zone," one act, dramatic revival; "The Long Voyage Home," one act, original drama; "Moon of the Caribbees," one act, original drama. Lafayette Theatre (since 2005 the Williams Christian Methodist Episcopal church), Mew York (68 total performances).
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Wissenswertes
Was expelled from Princeton University for throwing a beer bottle through the office window of the University's President. That was future United States President Woodrow Wilson.