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Romain Gary (1914–1980)

Writer | Director | Soundtrack

Trivia:

His novel Roots of Heaven (1956) won the Prix Goncourt. See more trivia »

Born:

Romain Kacew
in Vilnius, Lithuania, Russian Empire [now Lithuania]

Died:

(age 66) in Paris, France
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2010 La vie devant soi (TV movie) (novel)
 
2007 Les cerfs-volants (TV movie) (novel)
 
1994 Les faussaires (novel "La Tete Coupable")
 
1993 Screen Two (TV series)
– Genghis Cohn (1993) (novel "The Dance of Genghis Cohn")
 
1982 White Dog (story)
 
1981 Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid (novel)
 
1979 Gros câlin (novel / as Emile Ajar)
 
1979 Womanlight (novel "Clair de Femme")
 
1977 Madame Rosa (novel / as Emile Ajar)
 
1971 Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! (written for the screen by)
 
1970 Promise at Dawn (novel)
 
1970 Ein Humanist (TV short) (story)
 
1968 Birds in Peru (screenplay / story)
 
1965 Lady L (novel "Lady L")
 
1962 The Longest Day (additional episodes written by)
 
1959 The Man Who Understood Women (novel "The Colors of the Day")
 
1958 The Roots of Heaven (novel "Les Racines du Ciel" / screenplay)
 
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1971 Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! (lyrics: "Kill 'Em All")
 
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1967 Who's Got the Black Box? (uncredited)
 
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1962 The Longest Day (script consultant - uncredited)
 
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1982 White Dog (dedicatee)
 
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1959 Small World (TV series)
Himself
– Episode #1.15 (1959) … Himself
 
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Other Works:

Novel: "The Colors of the Day", 1953 (filmed as The Man Who Understood Women). See more »

Publicity Listings:

1 Print Biography  | 1 Interview  | 2 Articles  | See more »

Alternate Names:

Emile Ajar
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Trivia:

His novel Roots of Heaven (1956) won the Prix Goncourt. See more »

Star Sign:

Taurus