Hugh Wheeler(1912-1987)

Writer
Actor
Additional Crew

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Hugh Wheeler was born on 19 March 1912 in Hampstead, North London, England, UK. He was a writer and actor, known for Sweeney Todd : Le Diabolique Barbier de Fleet Street (2007), Cabaret (1972) and Voyages avec ma tante (1972). He died on 26 July 1987.

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

Known for

Johnny Depp in Sweeney Todd : Le Diabolique Barbier de Fleet Street (2007)

Sweeney Todd : Le Diabolique Barbier de Fleet Street

7.3

Writer

2007

Liza Minnelli in Cabaret (1972)

7.8

Additional Crew

1972

Voyages avec ma tante (1972)

Voyages avec ma tante

6.3

Writer

1972

Warren Douglas and Audrey Long in Homicide for Three (1948)

Homicide for Three

5.4

Writer(as Patrick Quentin)

1948

Credits

Writer

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Scenes Recreation Role-Play)
Short
- book
- 2022
Live from Lincoln Center
8.5
TV Series
- book by
- libretto
- 1986–2014
National Theatre Live: 50 Years on Stage
8.6
TV Movie
- written by (segment "A Little Night Music")
- 2013
Sweeney Todd : Le Diabolique Barbier de Fleet Street
7.3
- musical
- 2007
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
- book
- 2005
Leonard Bernstein: Candide
7.9
TV Special
- book
- 2003
Stín viny
5.4
TV Movie
- novel "Shadow of Guilt" (as Patrick Quentin)
- 2003
Manzelka Ronalda Sheldona
6.5
TV Movie
- story (as Patrick Quentin)
- 2002
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street in Concert
8.6
TV Movie
- book
- 2001
Polední zár
5.8
TV Movie
- novel (as Patrick Quentin)
- 1997
Sweeney Todd: El barber diabòlic del carrer Fleet
- book
- 1996
Candide
8.6
TV Movie
- book by
- 1991
Una verità come un'altra
TV Movie
- novel (as Patrick Quentin)
- 1989
Le masque
TV Series
- novel (as Patrick Quentin)
- 1989
Familienschande
7.8
TV Movie
- novel "Family Skeleton" (as Patrick Quentin)
- 1988

Actor

Additional Crew

Personal details

Alternative names
- Q. Patrick
Born
- March 19, 1912
- Hampstead, North London, England, UK
Died
- July 26, 1987
Other works
Stage: Wrote "Big Fish, Little Fish", produced on Broadway. Comedy.

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Trivia
Won three Tony Awards as Best Book (Musical): in 1973 for "A Little Night Music;" in 1974 for "Candide;" and in 1979 for "Sweeney Todd." He was also nominated posthumously in the same category in 1990 for "Meet Me in St. Louis."

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