Eugene O'Neill

Eugene O'Neill was an American playwright who won a Nobel Prize for Literature and several Pulitzer Prizes.

1. Pulitzer Prize for Beyond the Horizon (1920)
2. Pulitzer Prize for Anna Christie (1922)
3. Pulitzer Prize for Strange Interlude (1928)
4. Nobel Prize for Literature (1936)

• 1888: Born October 16

• 1912-1913: Sanatorium stay for tuberculosis

• 1920: Awarded Pulitzer Prize For Beyond The Horizon

• 1921: Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Anna Christie

• 1928: Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Strange Interlude

• 1936: Awarded Nobel Prize In Literature

• 1953: Died November 27, 1953

• 1956: Awarded Pulitzer Prize posthumously for Long Day's Journey Into Night

• Note: The majority of the links in this timeline are to IMDb, which has pop-ups.

• Pulitzer Prize Winning Plays Adapted For Film and Television

• 1931: Anna Christie (Film)

• 1932: Strange Interlude (Film)

• 1973: Long Day's Journey Into Night (TV)

• 1975: Beyond The Horizon (TV)

• Other Plays Adapted For Film and Television

• 1973: The Iceman Cometh (Film)

• 1975: A Moon For The Misbegotten (TV)

• 1976: Ah, Wilderness! (TV)

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