Gary Brandner(1930-2013)

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Aullido (1981)

Gary Brandner nació el 31 de mayo de 1930 en Michigan, Estados Unidos. Fue un escritor y actor, conocido por Aullido (1981), Aullido II (1985) y The Howling. Estuvo casado con Barbara Nutting, Martine Wood Brandner y Paula Moon. Murió el 22 de septiembre de 2013 en Reno, Nevada, Estados Unidos.

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Aullido

6.5

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1981

Aullido II

3.7

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1985

The Howling

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Aullido V

4.3

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1989

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The Howling III: Echoes
Video
- author
- 2024
The Howling II: The Return
Video
- author
- 2023
The Howling
Video
- author
- 2022
Voices from the Grave
3.8
- based on the short story: "Mark of the Loser" (segment Invitation)
- 2014
Aullido: el renacimiento
4.0
Video
- based on the book "The Howling II" by
- 2011
Aullido VII
1.8
Video
- novels "The Howling I, II & III"
- 1995
Aullido VI
4.2
Video
- based on a series of books "The Howling I, II & III" by
- 1991
Aullido V
4.3
- based upon the series of books "The Howling I, II & III" by
- 1989
From the Dead of Night
5.9
Película de TV
- novel "Walkers"
- 1989
Aullido IV
3.4
Video
- based on the novels "The Howling I, II, & III" by
- 1988
Puerta al infierno
5.0
- screenplay
- 1988
Aullido III
3.5
- based upon the book "The Howling III" by
- 1987
Aullido II
3.7
- based on the novel "The Howling II" by
- screenplay by
- 1985
Aullido
6.5
- based on the novel by
- 1981

Nombre alternativo
- Gary Barandner
Nacimiento
- 31 de mayo de 1930
- Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 22 de septiembre de 2013
- Reno, Nevada, Estados Unidos(un cáncer de esófago)
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Otros trabajos
Novels in "The Big Brain" series: The Aardvark Affair (aka: The Big Brain) (1975), The Beelzebub Business (1975), Energy Zero (1976).
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While employed as a technical writer in the aerospace industry, he sold his first story to Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine in 1969. With the success of his 1980 book "The Howling," he switched from mysteries to horror and became a full-time writer.

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On writers he would like to see back in print: Frank Gruber, Richard Sale. Darn near anybody who wrote for the old pulps. I have great admiration for these guys who churned out some pretty good stuff for a penny a word, or less.