Richard Connell

from Dutchess County, New York, USA

Biography

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Richard Edward Connell Jr. (October 17, 1893 – November 22, 1949) was an American author and journalist, probably best remembered for his short story "The Most Dangerous Game". Connell was one of the most popular American short story writers of his time and his stories appeared in the Saturday Evening Post and Collier's Weekly. He had equal success as a journalist and screenwriter and was nominated for an Academy Award in 1942 for best original story for the film Meet John Doe.

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2022Aged 129

  • Poster for The Most Dangerous Game

    Short Story

2016Aged 123

1997Aged 104

  • Poster for The Pest

    Short Story

1993Aged 100

1987Aged 94

  • Poster for Slave Girls from Beyond Infinity

    Short Story

  • Poster for Deadly Prey

    Short Story

1975Aged 82

  • Poster for Countess Perverse

    Short Story

1972Aged 79

  • Poster for The Suckers

    Author

  • Poster for The Woman Hunt

    Short Story

1968Aged 75

  • Poster for Confessions of a Psycho Cat

    Short Story

1961Aged 68

  • Poster for Bloodlust!

    Short Story

1956Aged 63

  • Poster for Run for the Sun

    Story

1948Aged 55

  • Poster for Luxury Liner

    Screenplay

1946Aged 53

  • Poster for The Kid from Brooklyn

    Screenplay

1945Aged 52

  • Poster for Thrill of a Romance

    Songs

  • Poster for Her Highness and the Bellboy

    Writer

  • Poster for A Game of Death

    Short Story

1944Aged 51

  • Poster for Two Girls and a Sailor

    Screenplay

1943Aged 50

  • Poster for Presenting Lily Mars

    Screenplay

1942Aged 49

  • Poster for Rio Rita

    Screenplay

1941Aged 48

  • Poster for Nice Girl?

    Screenplay

  • Poster for Meet John Doe

    Short Story

1940Aged 47

  • Poster for Brother Orchid

    Story

  • Poster for Hired Wife

    Screenplay

1938Aged 45

  • Poster for Doctor Rhythm

    Screenplay

  • Poster for The Cowboy and the Lady

    Additional Writing

1937Aged 44

1936Aged 43

  • Poster for The Milky Way

    Screenplay

  • Poster for F-Man

    Story

  • Poster for Our Relations

    Screenstory

1932Aged 39

  • Poster for The Most Dangerous Game

    Short Story

1930Aged 37

  • Poster for Cheer Up and Smile

    Story

1929Aged 36

  • Poster for New Year's Eve

    Story

  • Poster for Dark Streets

    Story

  • Poster for Seven Faces

    Original Story

1927Aged 34

  • Poster for No Place to Go

    Story

1925Aged 32

  • Poster for Bright Lights

    Story

1924Aged 31

  • Poster for East of Broadway

    Story