Shirley Jackson(1916-1965)

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Gli invasati (1963)

Shirley Jackson è nata il 14 dicembre 1916. Luogo di nascita: Usa. È conosciuta come sceneggiatrice. È celebre per aver partecipato a Haunting - Presenze (1999), Gli invasati (1963) e Mistero al castello Blackwood (2018). È stata sposata con Stanley Edgar Hyman. Morì l'8 agosto 1965. Luogo di morte: Usa.

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Witch
Corto
- Sceneggiatura
- 2024
Loteria
Corto
- inspiration
- 2022
Cineficción Radio
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Serie di Podcast
- novel "The Haunting of Hill House"
- 2020
Hill House
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Mini serie TV
- based on the novel by
- 2018
Mistero al castello Blackwood
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- based on the novel by
- 2018
Nothing Important
Corto
- short story
- 2018
The Lottery
Corto
- short story
- 2015
June
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Corto
- storia
- 2012
The Lottery
Corto
- based on an original story by
- 2008
The Lottery
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Corto
- storia
- 2007
Haunting - Presenze
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- novel "The Haunting of Hill House"
- 1999
Hosszú alkony
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- story "The Bus"
- 1997
Il complotto
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Film per la TV
- short story
- 1996
Zizi
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Corto
- Sceneggiatura
- 1982
American Playhouse
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Serie TV
- based on the story by
- 1982

Data di nascita
- 14 dicembre 1916
- San Francisco, California, Stati Uniti
Data di morte
- 8 agosto 1965
- North Bennington, Vermont, Stati Uniti(attacco cardiaco)
Coniuge
- Stanley Edgar Hyman1940 - 8 agosto 1965 (morte della moglie, 4 bambini)
Altre opere
After meetings with Franchot Tone, she wrote a screen treatment for a film based on the life of dancer Isadora Duncan. The film never went into production.
Inserzioni pubblicitarie
- 3 Stampa biografie
- 1 Ritratto

Quiz
Stephen King included her "The Haunting of Hill House"--the basis for the film Gli invasati (1963)--in his top 100 favorite novels of all time. The list was published in his non-fiction book, "Danse Macabre", in which he also devotes a lengthy analysis of the opening paragraph of the novel. He has called the book one of the most important horror novels of the 20th century.

Citazioni
[about the hate mail she received upon the 1948 publication of her story "The Lottery"] If I thought this was a valid cross-section of the reading public, I would give up writing.