How do you spell the English name Eugene O Neill accurately?

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The father of American theater.

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His work is difficult to read. Hehe.

Eugene O'Neill (1888-1953) was an American playwright who won the Pulitzer Prize four times (1920, 1922, 1928, 1957) and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1936.

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Eugene O'Neal Eugene O'Neill (October 16, 1888 – November 27, 1953) was an American playwright, a representative writer of expressionist literature, and the founder of the American national theater. His main works include "Emperor Jones", "Hairy Ape", "Beyond the Horizon", "Mourning" and so on.

Some say Eugene O'Neill was a realist playwright, but others say he was a master of expressionist drama. The plays of Ibsen, Chekhov and Strindberg all had a profound influence on his writing. But he was an unconventional theatrical innovator, and it was he who fused realism with expressionism to form his own artistic characteristics.

Cao Yu, a master of Chinese theatre, was deeply inspired by O'Neill's plays.

Curiocity Killed the Cat is a version that says because curiosity makes you think, "I don't know what the cat tastes like when it's steamed......It's more likely because cats have nine lives, and they don't die so easily, but even cats with nine lives are killed by curiosity, let alone people, and this is where they come from

curiosity killed the cat: satisfaction brought him

The first half of the sentence is often said: curiosity kills cats, and the whole sentence is from a 1912 play written by Eugene O'Neill. The reason is that cats like to sniff around with their noses.

To people is to describe always asking questions that should not be asked, causing trouble, such as Alice in Wonderland. Why not use dogs? This is a proverb that originated in the time of Shakespeare:

Care kills a cat, care here is to say that cats are overly cautious, suspicious, worried, and ultimately make people lose their lives. It wasn't until 1909 that cats and curiosity were first associated in O'Henry's "Schools and Schools," "'Curiosity can do more things than kill a cat,' which was later used by Eugene O'Neill, and became a phrase we often use today."

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The first half of the sentence is often said: curiosity kills cats, and the whole sentence is from a 1912 play written by Eugene O'Neill. The reason is that cats like to sniff around with their noses.

To people is to describe always asking questions that should not be asked, causing trouble, such as Aitong Jinglisi in Wonderland. Why not use dogs? This is a proverb that originated in the time of Shakespeare:

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Eugene O'Neill was born on October 16, 1888, in New York City, USA. His father was a famous actress and his mother was an excellent ballet dancer. As a child, O'Neill toured with his parents and did not enter elementary school until he was 7 years old.

He entered foster care school in 1906 and then Princeton University, where he dropped out a year later to pursue a variety of careers, including sailors and laborers. In 1912, due to overwork, he suffered from lung disease. It was also at this time that he began to develop a strong interest in writing plays, and in order to better write, he entered Harvard University to study and study tragicomedy in ancient Greece for a year.

In 1914, O'Neill wrote his first screenplay, The Spider's Web. In 1920, he wrote two multi-act plays, "Beyond the Horizons" and "Emperor Jones," and his first play, "Beyond the Horizon," was performed on Broadway and was well received by a wide audience, making O'Neill famous and nationally famous. After that, he devoted most of his time to writing screenplays until his death on November 27, 1953.