Clifford Odets (Director)

Clifford Odets

Director

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Clifford Odets

Director

Born: Jul 17, 1906 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Death: Aug 13, 1963 in Los Angeles, California

Roles (44)

	The Big Knife Opened April 16, 2013	Playwright
	Golden Boy Opened December 06, 2012	Playwright
	The Country Girl Opened April 27, 2008	Playwright
	Awake and Sing! Opened April 17, 2006	Writer
	Sweet Smell of Success Opened March 14, 2002	Based on the Screenplay by
	The Flowering Peach Opened March 20, 1994	Writer
	Awake and Sing! Opened March 08, 1984	Writer
	The Country Girl Opened March 15, 1972	Writer
	Two by Two Opened November 10, 1970	Based on the play "The Flowering Peach"
	Golden Boy Opened October 20, 1964	Book Based on the play
	The Flowering Peach Opened December 28, 1954	Writer Staging
	Golden Boy Opened March 12, 1952	Writer Director
	Night Music Opened April 08, 1951	Writer
	The Country Girl Opened November 10, 1950	Writer Staging Original Producer
	The Big Knife Opened February 24, 1949	Playwright
	The Russian People Opened December 29, 1942	Book Adaptation
	Clash by Night Opened December 27, 1941	Writer
	Night Music Opened February 22, 1940	Writer
	Awake and Sing! Opened March 07, 1939	Writer
	Awake and Sing! Opened December 22, 1938	Writer
	Rocket to the Moon Opened November 24, 1938	Writer
	Golden Boy Opened November 04, 1937	Writer
	Paradise Lost Opened December 09, 1935	Writer
	Waiting for Lefty Opened September 09, 1935	Writer Staging
	Waiting for Lefty Opened March 26, 1935	Writer as Dr. Benjamin (Original) Director
	Till the Day I Die Opened March 26, 1935	Writer
	Awake and Sing! Opened February 19, 1935	Writer
	Gold Eagle Guy Opened November 28, 1934	as Burns (Original) as Jolais (Original)
	Men in White Opened September 26, 1933	as Mr. Houghton (Original)
	They All Come to Moscow Opened May 11, 1933	as Andrey Brikin (Original)
	Big Night Opened January 17, 1933	as Eugene (Original)
	Night Over Taos Opened March 09, 1932	as Mateo (Original)
	1931- Opened December 10, 1931	Performer
	Midnight Opened December 29, 1930	as Arthur Weldon (Original)
	Volpone Opened March 10, 1930	as Sbirri (Original)