Daphne Du Maurier(1907-1989)

Daphne Du Maurier nació el 13 de mayo de 1907 en Londres, Inglaterra. Fue una escritora, conocida por Los pájaros (1963), Rebeca, una mujer inolvidable (1940) y Venecia rojo shocking (1973). Estuvo casada con Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick A. M. Browning. Murió el 19 de abril de 1989 en Reino Unido.

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Octoberpod AM
Serie podcast
- story by
- 2025
Rebeca
6.0
- based on the novel by
- 2020
My Cousin Rachel
6.0
- based on the novel by
- 2017
Jamaica Inn
6.4
Miniserie de TV
- novel
- 2014
Le général du roi
6.5
Película de TV
- novel
- 2014
The Scapegoat
7.2
- story
- 2012
Anamika: The Untold Story
3.8
- novel (sin créditos)
- 2008
Rebecca, la prima moglie
6.4
Película de TV
- novel
- 2008
The Birds Deleted Scene
Video
- screenplay by
- 2000
The Birds: The Original Ending
Video
- screenplay by
- 2000
Frenchman's Creek
6.2
Película de TV
- novel
- 1998
Rebecca
7.3
Miniserie de TV
- novel
- 1997
L'auberge de la Jamaïque
6.5
Película de TV
- novel
- 1995
The Lifeforce Experiment
4.8
Película de TV
- based on short story "The Breakthrough" by
- 1994
The Birds II: Land's End
3.3
Película de TV
- short story
- 1994

Nombres alternativos
- Dame Daphne Du Maurier
Nacimiento
- 13 de mayo de 1907
- Regent's Park, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Defunción
- 19 de abril de 1989
- Par, Cornwall, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(un insuficiencia cardíaca)
Cónyuge
- Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick A. M. Browning19 de julio de 1932 - 14 de marzo de 1965 (su muerte, 3 niños)
Familiares
- Diana Beaumont(Cousin)
Otros trabajos
Biography: "The Life of George L. Du Maurier"NOTE: A biography of her grandfather.
Listados publicitarios

Trivia
Her most famous novel, "Rebecca", was set in a 70-room manor. The manor actually exists and is called Menabilly, on the Cornwall coast in the extreme southwest of England close to Fowey. She had seen it as a child and was so struck by it that she told everyone she would one day move into the estate. In 1943, after she had become a world-famous and best-selling author, she and her husband actually leased Menabilly for 25 years and moved in. Before her husband died, he was able to sign a contract that enabled her to move to Kilmerth close by. Kilmerth inspired her to write the novel "The House on the Strand".