Dorothy L. Sayers (1893–1957)Trivia:Her play, "Busman's Honeymoon" at the Lifeline Theatre in Chicago, Illinois was nominated for a 2010 Joseph Jefferson Award (Non-Equity Division) for Production of a Play. See more trivia »Died:(age 64) in Witham, Essex, England, UK |
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Writer (18 titles)
1987
A Dorothy L. Sayers Mystery
(TV series)
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Gaudy Night: Episode Three
(1987)
(novel - uncredited)
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Gaudy Night: Episode Two
(1987)
(novel - uncredited)
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Gaudy Night: Episode One
(1987)
(novel - uncredited)
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Have His Carcase: Episode Four
(1987)
(novel - uncredited)
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Have His Carcase: Episode Three
(1987)
(novel - uncredited)
1975
Five Red Herrings
(TV mini-series)
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Episode #1.4
(1975)
(novel)
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Episode #1.3
(1975)
(novel)
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Episode #1.2
(1975)
(novel)
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Episode #1.1
(1975)
(novel)
1974
The Nine Tailors
(TV mini-series)
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Episode #1.4
(1974)
(novel)
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Episode #1.3
(1974)
(novel)
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Episode #1.2
(1974)
(novel)
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Episode #1.1
(1974)
(novel)
1973
Murder Must Advertise
(TV mini-series)
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Episode #1.4
(1973)
(novel)
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Episode #1.3
(1973)
(novel)
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Episode #1.2
(1973)
(novel)
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Episode #1.1
(1973)
(novel)
1973
Great Mysteries
(TV series)
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The Inspiration of Mr. Budd
(1973)
(story "Inspiration of Mr. Budd, The")
1973
The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club
(TV mini-series)
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Execution Day
(1973)
(novel)
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That Damned Dorland Woman
(1973)
(novel)
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Mr. Oliver
(1973)
(novel)
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Mysterious Circumstances
(1973)
(novel)
1972
Clouds of Witness
(TV mini-series)
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Episode #1.5
(1972)
(novel)
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Episode #1.4
(1972)
(novel)
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Episode #1.3
(1972)
(novel)
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Episode #1.2
(1972)
(novel)
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Episode #1.1
(1972)
(novel)
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