James Thurber(1894-1961)

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James Thurber: The Life and Hard Times (2000)

James Thurber nació el 8 de diciembre de 1894 en Columbus, Ohio, Estados Unidos. Fue un escritor y actor, conocido por La vida secreta de Walter Mitty (2013), Delirio de grandezas (1947) y Tú eres mi hombre (1942). Estuvo casado con Helen Muriel Wismer y Althea Adams. Murió el 2 de noviembre de 1961 en Nueva York, Nueva York, EE.UU..

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CJSW Playhouse: The Catbird Seat
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- written by
- 2020
La vida secreta de Walter Mitty
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- based on the short story by
- 2013
A Unicorn in the Garden
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Cortometraje
- short story
- 2009
Mr. Pringle Gets Rid of His Wife
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- story
- 2008
El señor Preble se libra de su mujer
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- story
- 2003
Hochu lunu
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Cortometraje
- novel "Many Moons"
- 1984
Jackanory
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Serie de TV
- book
- 1983
The Greatest Man in the World
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Película de TV
- story
- 1980
Sova
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- novel
- 1978
Many Moons
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- story
- 1973
The War Between Men and Women
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- short story The Last Flower
- writings
- 1972
My World and Welcome to It
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Serie de TV
- writings
- based on the writings of
- 1969–1970
BBC Play of the Month
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- play
- 1968
Alice of Wonderland in Paris
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- story "Many Moons"
- 1966
NBC Children's Theatre
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- story "The Great Quillow"
- 1963

Trivia
As a child, he was hit in the eye with an arrow. He lost his sight in that eye, and was troubled by vision problems for years, which kept him out of the military. He was totally blind for the last 26 years of his life, but was able to continue writing by dictating to a secretary. Thurber's memory was so strong he could compose a 2,000-word story in his mind, remember it overnight, and dictate it to his secretary the next day.