Presents a biography of playwright Eugene O'Neill and critically interprets his plays, focusing on Long day's journey into night. Includes photographs of O'Neill and his New London, Conn., residence; the Wharf Theatre in Provincetown, Mass.; and scenes from O'Neill's plays.
""Presents a biography of playwright Eugene O'Neill and critically interprets his plays, focusing on Long day's journey into night. Includes photographs of O'Neill and his New London, Conn., residence; the Wharf Theatre in Provincetown, Mass; and scenes from O'Neill's plays""
"Presents a biography of playwright Eugene O'Neill and critically interprets his plays, focusing on Long day's journey into night. Includes photographs of O'Neill and his New London, Conn., residence; the Wharf Theatre in Provincetown, Mass.; and scenes from O'Neill's plays."@en
"A critical film biography of Eugene O'Neill, points out the autobiographical nature of his works, with special emphasis on Long day's journey into night."@en
"Presents a biography of playwright Eugene O'Neill and critically interprets his plays, focusing on Long day's journey into night. Includes photographs of O'Neill and his New London, Conn. residence; the Wharf Theatre in Provincetown, Mass.; and scenes from O'Neill's plays."@en
"Presents a critical biography of Eugene O'Neill with brief interpretations of his greatest plays."@en
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Escritores norteamericanos Siglo 20o. Biografías Videocasetes.
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