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A glittering cast of Nichols’s friends share with Sam Kashner and Charles Maslow-Freen their stories of a refugee from Hitler’s Germany who lived his own inimitable version of the American Dream. Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman, and more remember the comic genius, a groundbreaking director and true bon vivant.
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Mike Nichols November 6, 1931 – November 19, 2014 Mr. Nichols, with comedy partner Elaine May, c. 1960.
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Oscar-Winning director Mike Nichols was pronounced dead after suddenly suffering an apparent heart attack on Wednesday, Nov. 19, ‘ABC News’ reports. He was 83. Mike, who won the Academy Award for Best Director...
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German born Mike Nichols has died at age 83 after a long and varied career. Here is a look at his life and just a few of the productions he directed
A glittering cast of Nichols’s friends share with Sam Kashner and Charles Maslow-Freen their stories of a refugee from Hitler’s Germany who lived his own inimitable version of the American Dream. Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman, and more remember the comic genius, a groundbreaking director and true bon vivant.
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After legendary director Mike Nichols died at age 83 on Wednesday, Nov. 19, stars including Katie Couric and Mia Farrow mourned his death on Twitter
When I was a kid I’d always see comedy albums by Nichols and May in the cut out-bins and eventually I became curious about them after hearing their classic Telephone routine on the radio. Mike Nichols played a hapless man, stranded and down to his final dime, trying to use a pay phone with disastrous results. Elaine May played three different telephone operators, none about to give him his dime back. In the landscape of 1960s comedy, Mike Nichols and Elaine May were quite unique. They were more “sit down” comics than stand-ups, and their sophisticated dark satire was more about motivation, psychological set-up—and torture, usually directed at the male characters—than of going for easy laughs and gags. Which is why, of course, the comedy recordings of Nichols and May are still so highly regarded today. All comedy snobs will eventually discover the genius of Nichols and May. It’s the canon! In this black and white kinescope of Nichols and May doing their classic “$65 Funeral” skit on the Jack Paar Show, we get a rare glimpse of their particular chemistry and comic magic as they take on an industry that was then very much in...
German born Mike Nichols has died at age 83 after a long and varied career. Here is a look at his life and just a few of the productions he directed
ABC announced the news Thursday morning.
