- John
Guare (/ɡɛr/ GERR; born
February 5, 1938) is an
American playwright and screenwriter. He is best
known as the
author of The
House of Blue Leaves...
- Six
Degrees of
Separation is a play
written by
American playwright John
Guare that
premiered in 1990. The play was
nominated for the
Pulitzer Prize for...
-
Juana Guare or
Juana de
Guare was a
Cacica from Daul who
fought against indigenous exploitation. She
inherited the
cacicazgo in the 17th
century and by...
- by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and
directed by Fred Schepisi,
adapted from John
Guare's Pulitzer Prize-nominated 1990 play of the same name. The plot of the film...
-
American drama film
directed by
Jerry Zaks. The
script was
written by John
Guare and
based on the play of the same name by
Scott McPherson, who died in 1992...
- 1980
romantic crime film
directed by
Louis Malle from a
screenplay by John
Guare. It
stars Burt
Lancaster and
Susan Sarandon in the
leading roles, with a...
-
world to
themselves by a
chain of five others. It was po****rized in John
Guare's 1990 play Six
Degrees of Separation. The idea is
sometimes generalized...
-
campaign of har****ment
against Guare that
included phone calls and
death threats. The har****ment
campaign prompted Guare to
apply for a
restraining order...
- For her role as
Bananas Shaughnessy in the
Broadway revival of the John
Guare play The
House of Blue
Leaves (2011) she
received a
nomination for a Tony...
- Best Film, Best Film
Editing (for Carter), Best
Screenplay (for Forman,
Guare, Carrière, and Klein), Best
Actress (for Carlin), and Best
Supporting Actress...