Robert E. Sherwood

Career overview

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Name: Robert Emmet Sherwood (also Robert E. Sherwood).
Dates: Born April 4, 1896; Died November 14, 1955.
Profession: American playwright, editor, and screenwriter.
Birthplace: New Rochelle, New York (per bio) / New York City, New York, USA (per TMDB source).
Parents: Arthur Murray Sherwood (stockbroker) and Rosina Emmet (illustrator and portrait painter).
First Broadway play: The Road to Rome (1927), a comedy about Hannibal's botched invasion of Rome.
Themes: The futility of war.
Notable work: Idiot's Delight (1936), which won him his first of four Pulitzer Prizes.
Affiliations: One of the five founding members of the Playwright's Company (along with Elmer Rice, Maxwell Anderson, and Sidney Howard).
Known Credits: 41.
Paragraph 1: Introduction and early career.
Robert Emmet Sherwood was an American playwright, editor, and screenwriter. Born in 1896, he was the son of Arthur Murray Sherwood and Rosina Emmet. His first Broadway play was the 1927 comedy The Road to Rome, which focused on Hannibal's botched invasion of Rome. This work introduced a recurring theme in his writing regarding the futility of war.
Paragraph 2: Major achievements and affiliations.
Sherwood's dramatic works often employed variations of the motif of the futility of war. One such work was Idiot's Delight, released in 1936, which earned him the first of four Pulitzer Prizes. In addition to his individual writing credits, which total 41, he was a founding member of the Playwright's Company. He established this group alongside Elmer Rice, Maxwell Anderson, and Sidney Howard.
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"Robert Emmet Sherwood was an American playwright, editor, and screenwriter. Born in 1896, he was the son of Arthur Murray Sherwood and Rosina Emmet. His first Broadway play was the 1927 comedy The Road to Rome, which focused on Hannibal's botched invasion of Rome. This work introduced a recurring theme in his writing regarding the futility of war.

Sherwood's dramatic works often employed variations of the motif of the futility of war. One such work was Idiot's Delight, released in 1936, which earned him the first of four Pulitzer Prizes. In addition to his individual writing credits, which total 41, he was a founding member of the Playwright's Company. He established this group alongside Elmer Rice, Maxwell Anderson, and Sidney Howard."

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Full name: Robert Emmet Sherwood.
Dates: April 4, 1896 – November 14, 1955.
Parents: Arthur Murray Sherwood (rich stockbroker) and Rosina Emmet (accomplished illustrator and portrait painter known as Rosina E. Sherwood).
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