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Clifford D. Simak(1904-1988)

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Clifford D. Simak was born on 3 August 1904 in Millville, Wisconsin, USA. He was a writer, known for The Outer Limits (1963), Way Station and Out of This World (1962). He was married to Agnes Kuchenberg. He died on 24 April 1988 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
BornAugust 3, 1904
DiedApril 24, 1988(83)
BornAugust 3, 1904
DiedApril 24, 1988(83)
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The Outer Limits (1963)
The Outer Limits
8.1
TV Series
  • Writer(as Clifford Simak)
Way Station
  • Writer
    Out of This World (1962)
    Out of This World
    7.7
    TV Series
    • Writer
    Anomaliya (1993)
    Anomaliya
    5.3
    • Writer
    • 1993

    Credits

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    Writer



    • Way Station
      • novel
      • Development Unknown



    • Isabella Hermann and Aiki Mira in Das war morgen (2023)
      Das war morgen
      Podcast Series
      • original short story (as Clifford D Simak)
      • 2023
    • The Old Place (2000)
      The Old Place
      7.0
      • text
      • 2000
    • Séta
      8.3
      • novel
      • 1999
    • Anomaliya (1993)
      Anomaliya
      5.3
      • novel "All Flesh Is Grass"
      • 1993
    • Zapovednik goblinov
      TV Movie
      • Writer
      • 1993
    • La fantasciena siamo noi
      Short
      • texts by (as C. Simak)
      • 1970
    • Out of the Unknown (1965)
      Out of the Unknown
      7.6
      TV Series
      • story
      • 1969
    • The Outer Limits (1963)
      The Outer Limits
      8.1
      TV Series
      • story by (as Clifford Simak)
      • 1964
    • Out of This World (1962)
      Out of This World
      7.7
      TV Series
      • story
      • 1962

    Personal details

    • Alternative names
      • C. Simak
    • Born
      • August 3, 1904
      • Millville, Wisconsin, USA
    • Died
      • April 24, 1988
      • Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA(natural causes)
    • Spouse
      • Agnes KuchenbergApril 13, 1929 - 1985 (her death, 2 children)
    • Other works
      Stage: Wrote source material (story) for "How to Make a Man", produced on Broadway. Written by William Welch. Electronic Sound Composition: Bruce Haack. Directed by Eddie Bracken. Brooks Atkinson Theatre: 2 Feb 1961-11 Feb 1961 (12 performances). Cast: Barbara Britton (as "Grace Knight"), Vicki Cummings (as "Harriet Lee"; final Broadway role), Michael Dunn (as "Adam, A legal Robot"), David E. Durston (as "First Counsel"), Harold Gary (as "Judge"), Scott Hale (as "Announcer" / "A Delivery Man" / "Second Counsel"), Pepi Krisch (as "Beer Robot" / "Second Legal Robot"), Peter Marshall )credited as Pete Marshall; as "Albert"), Monica May (as "How-2 Co. Operator" / "Miss Jenkins" / "Ava"), Tommy Noonan (as "Gordon Knight"; final Broadway role), Charles Pursell (as "Abe, A Robot"), Erik Rhodes (as "Anson Lee"), Alois Sapik (as "Gardener Robot"), John Schon (as "Adolph, A waiter Robot"), Allen Swift (as "Commentator" / "Trial Commentators" / "All Voices"). Produced by Dick Randall, Jerome Rudolph and Play Producers Inc. Produced by arrangement with Jay Garon, Morgan Wilson and Spice Wood Enterprises.

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      Guest of Honour at "NOREASCON" science-fiction convention (Sept. 3-6, 1971, Boston, Massachusetts, USA)

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