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seeker007nmss 02-11-2005 03:03 PM

Arthur Miller Died
 
Just heard on radio Arthur Miller the author (Death of a salesmen, the Crucible...etc) passed away.

GateandGarden 02-11-2005 03:24 PM

I just heard about this, too. :distress: R.I.P.

DrummerDeanna 02-11-2005 03:33 PM

That was all over the wire when I got to work this morning - but to be honest I thought he was already dead :eek: so - it's sad - but I always just assumed he was an old dead playwright...:distress: May he rest in peace.

amber 02-11-2005 03:39 PM

Oh, no! The last of the Marilyn connections. That is very sad. I hope his daughter is ok. :distress:
Rest in peace, sir.

Gypsy-Rhiannon 02-11-2005 03:45 PM

I read he had 3 children. Was he the husband who continued to put flowers at Marilyns grave for years after she died?

ontheEdgeof17 02-11-2005 04:18 PM

Never heard of him, but know his work...(weird, I know).


Rest in Peace.

amber 02-11-2005 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon
I read he had 3 children. Was he the husband who continued to put flowers at Marilyns grave for years after she died?

No, that was Joe DiMaggio. :wavey: Oh, I didn't know he had 3 children - I only know Rebecca Miller.

Serrart 02-11-2005 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by seeker007nmss
Just heard on radio Arthur Miller the author (Death of a salesmen, the Crucible...etc) passed away.

I heard at work, so sad, he was one of my favourite playwrights, but he lived more than Kazan, there's been some justice in that.

Romy

DeeGeMe 02-12-2005 10:19 AM

And his daughter Rebecca is married to Daniel Day-Lewis, whose father was also a writer-a poet, I think.

GODDESS6 02-12-2005 10:32 AM

r.i.p. arthur :angel: , i'm sure marilyn was waiting 2 guide u over!!! :angel: ~

David 02-12-2005 09:00 PM

I consider Miller one of the more inconsequential playwrights in the American canon.

Serrart 02-13-2005 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by David
I consider Miller one of the more inconsequential playwrights in the American canon.

i don't agree, but anyway it would be another reason to love him. :D

Romy

David 02-13-2005 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Serrart
i don't agree, but anyway it would be another reason to love him. :D

Arthur Miller happens to be just about the best playwright this country ever produced -- a consistently sublime vision of the intricate emotional highways that skirt our sense of selves & our acknowledgment of one another as fellow sufferers.

And nothing you say can change my mind, Romy!

GypsySorcerer 02-13-2005 07:25 PM

I was saddened to hear this. RIP, Mr. Miller.

Serrart 02-13-2005 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David
Arthur Miller happens to be just about the best playwright this country ever produced -- a consistently sublime vision of the intricate emotional highways that skirt our sense of selves & our acknowledgment of one another as fellow sufferers.

And nothing you say can change my mind, Romy!

Why should I, I totally agree :nod: . I thought you were talking about canon in a Bloom kind of way.

Romy


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