Mike Nichols

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Mike Nichols


Born
in Berlin, Germany
November 06, 1931

Died
November 19, 2014

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Mike Nichols was an American multi-award-winning television, stage and film director, writer, and producer.

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The Witches' Sabbats

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Just a Few Sleeps Away

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The Waking

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“I spend my money...I don't know on what.”
Mike Nichols
tags: money

“How beautiful black-and-white is. It's not literal. It's a metaphor automatically, already saying, this is not life, it's ABOUT life.”
Mike Nichols

“I never understand when people say, 'Do you do comedy or tragedy?' I don't think they're very much different. They both have to be true, and there isn't a great play in the world that doesn't have funny parts to it - as 'Salesman' does, as 'King Lear' does. The whole idea is to reflect life in some way, which means surely you have to have both.”
Mike Nichols