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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and contributed original material for a 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', and then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films (though he regularly returned to the theatre, directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play ''Theatre/TheGinGame'' among others). Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and contributed original material for a 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', and then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films (though he regularly returned to the theatre, directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play ''Theatre/TheGinGame'' among others). Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs [[MediaNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and contributed original material for a 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', and then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films (though he regularly returned to the theatre, directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play ''Theatre/TheGinGame'' among others.) others). Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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Music/CarlySimon often did the songs for his films, most notably the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward-winning song "Let the River Run" for ''Working Girl'' and "Coming Around Again" for ''Heartburn''.
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Music/CarlySimon often did the songs for his films, most notably the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward-winning song "Let the River Run" for ''Working Girl'' ''Film/WorkingGirl'' and "Coming Around Again" for ''Heartburn''.
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Mike Nichols (born Mikhail Igor Peschkowsky in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}; November 6, 1931 – November 19, 2014) was an American film, television, and stage director.
He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
Mike Nichols (born Mikhail Igor Peschkowsky in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}; November 6, 1931 – November 19, 2014) was an American film, television, and stage director.
He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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Mike Nichols (born Mikhail Igor Peschkowsky in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}; November 6, 1931 – November 19, 2014) was an American film, television, and
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Mike Nichols (born Mikhail Igor Peschkowsky in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}; November 6, 1931 -- November 19, 2014) was an American film, television, and stage director.
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Mike Nichols (born Mikhail Igor Peschkowsky in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}; November 6, 1931 -- – November 19, 2014) was an American film, television, and stage director.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was Nichols is also notable as being one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' ''Theatre/SaintJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then directed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then directed helmed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. In 1963, he made his Broadway debut with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then moved into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. In 1963, he He made his Broadway directorial debut in 1963 with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then moved directed such other plays as ''Theatre/{{Luv}}'' and ''Theatre/TheOddCouple'' before moving into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. In 1963, he made his Broadway debut with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then moved into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, all four of the major American entertainment awards. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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He began his career as a comedian, teaming with Creator/ElaineMay (another future director) to form the acclaimed ComedyDuo Nichols & May. Afterwards, he notably worked as a director for 49 years. He began in 1960, directing stage productions of ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'' and ''Theatre/StJoan'' in UsefulNotes/{{Vancouver}}, and provided original material for the 1962 Creator/{{CBS}} Carnegie Hall special starring Creator/JulieAndrews and Creator/CarolBurnett. In 1963, he made his Broadway debut with Creator/NeilSimon's ''Theatre/BarefootInThePark'', then moved into films. He was also notable as one of eleven people to have won an Oscar, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Grammy--in other words, [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs all four of the major American entertainment awards.awards]]. It took him 51 years to collect all four, the longest of the group.
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