
Nickolas MurayPublic domainFile pageF. Scott Fitzgerald
- writer
- novelist
- short story writer
- screenwriter
- playwright
- Born 1896-09-24
- Died 1940-12-21 (aged 44)
- Nationality United States
- Years active 1920–1940
Known for
- 1939
- 1983
| Role | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1983 | Zelig | Movie | 44 |
Career timeline
Award won Role or nomination
age 0
- Born
age 36
- Red-Headed Womanscreenwriter
age 42
- Marie Antoinettescreenwriter
- Three Comradesscreenwriter
age 43
- Rafflesscreenwriter
- The Womenscreenwriter
- Winter Carnivalscreenwriter
age 44
- Died
age 44
- Tender Is the Nightscreenwriter
age 44
Career in numbers
Scores by year
- 1938Three Comrades87.5
- 1939The Women89.0
- 1983Zelig88.5
Worked with most
By shared titlesFamily and influences
Influenced
Nothing recorded for: Spouse, Partner, Parents, Children, Siblings, Influenced by, Studied under, Taught.
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Personal details
- Nationalities
- United States
- Cause of death
- myocardial infarction
- Height
- 170.2 cm
- Languages
- English
- Years active
- 1920–1940
- Notable works
- The Great Gatsby, Tender Is the Night
- Education
- Nardin Academy, St. Paul Academy and Summit School, Princeton University



