• Clifford Odets - Wikipedia

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    "The tragedy of our times in the theatre is the tragedy of Clifford Odets," Kazan began, before defending his friend against the accusations of failure that had...

  • Clifford Odets | Encyclopedia.com

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    Clifford Odets was born on July 18, 1906, in Philadelphia, Pa. The family moved in 1912 to New York, where his father became a successful businessman.

  • Clifford Odets: American Dramatist | by Steve Newman Writer

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    In December 1950 John Steinbeck wrote Clifford Odets a letter ... But it’s all down to Clifford Odets: he built the lock and the key.

  • Clifford Odets | Writer, Additional Crew, Director - IMDb

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    Clifford Odets dropped out of high school to pursue acting. In the 1930s he became a charter member of the Group Theatre, the famous "Method" acting troupe...

  • Clifford Odets Biography — ENotes

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    Clifford Odets’s banner year was 1935, when he catapulted from the obscurity of acting with the Group Theatre to being the toast of Broadway.

  • Clifford Odets — Spartacus Educational

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    Clifford Odets, the son of Jewish immigrants, was born in Philadelphia, on 18th July, 1906. He left school at the age of 17 to become an actor.

  • CLIFFORD ODETS

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    It was Mackendrick's idea to bring in Clifford Odets to rewrite the script that Lehman had prepared. He'd always admired Odets for his work in the theatre and he...

  • Clifford Odets | Muppet Wiki | Fandom

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    Clifford Odets (1906-1963) was a playwright whose work often involved social, economic, and political issues and was a major figure in the Group Theatre.

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  • Clifford Odets | Playwright, Social Critic, Activist | Britannica

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    Clifford Odets was a leading dramatist of the theatre of social protest in the United States during the 1930s.

  • Clifford Odets — Jewish Currents

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    Other Odets dramas on Broadway included Golden Boy, Rocket to the Moon, and Paradise Lost. ... Open the windows.” —Clifford Odets, Paradise Lost.