Philip K. Dick(1928-1982)

Philip K. Dick nasceu o 16 de dezembro de 1928 em Chicago, Illinois, EUA. Era autor e ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Blade Runner - O Caçador de Androides (1982), Minority Report: A Nova Lei (2002) e O Vingador do Futuro (1990). Foi casado com Tessa Busby, Nancy Hackett, Anne Williams Rubinstein, Kleo Apostolides e Jeanette Marlin. Morreu o 2 de março de 1982 em Santa Ana, Califórnia, EUA.

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The Edge of Human
5,3
Curta
- romance
- 2022
Blade Runner: Black Lotus
6,3
Série de TV
- personagens
- 2021–2022
Cineficción Radio
Série Podcast
- story "The Defenders"
- 2021
Roog
Curta
- story
- 2019
O Homem do Castelo Alto
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Série de TV
- based on the book by
- 2015–2019
Dust
8,5
Série Podcast
- história original
- 2019
Curious Matter Anthology
Série Podcast
- história original
- 2019
Pavel Kolev & Icaka: There's No Lie
6,0
Vídeo musical
- inspired by
- 2019
Blade Runner(s)
6,0
Curta
- personagens
- 2019
The Room 13
Curta para TV
- inspired by
- 2018
The Great C
7,4
Curta
- based on the short story by
- 2018
BIOS
Curta
- inspired by
- 2018
Electric Dreams
7,2
Série de TV
- based on the short story 'Hanging Stranger' by
- based on the short story 'Foster You're Dead!' by
- based on the short story by ...
- 2017–2018
Blade Runner 2049
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- based on characters from the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" by
- 2017
Piper in the Woods
6,5
Curta
- história original
- 2016

Central de atendimento oficial
- Official Site
Nomes alternativos
- Phillip K. Dick
Altura
- 1,78 m
Nascido(a) em
- 16 de dezembro de 1928
- Chicago, Illinois, EUA
Falecido(a) em
- 2 de março de 1982
- Santa Ana, Califórnia, EUA(insuficiência cardíaca)
Cônjuges
Crianças
Pais
Parentes
- Jane Charlotte Dick(Sibling)
Outros trabalhos
Novel: "What the Dead Men Say".
Ofertas de publicidade

Curiosidades
Though many of his works were adapted by Hollywood, Dick had long passed away when the royalties for his works started coming in. He had poorly managed his business affairs and as a result, didn't see many royalties from his novels and short stories. This left him living most of his life in relative poverty and squalor. He received a large payment for the rights to "Do Androids Dream of Sheep?", which helped him have financial freedom for the first time in his life. However, he died shortly after the release of "Blade Runner" and never got to enjoy the money from that adaptation or any of the other ones made after his death, which likely would have made him one of the highest paid writers in the world.