Robert Ardrey (16 Oktober 1908 – 14 Januari 1980) adalah seorang pembuat sandiwara, penulis naskah dan penulis sains asal Amerika Serikat yang dikenal karena membuat The Territorial Imperative (1966). Setelah berkiprah di Broadway dan Hollywood, ia kembali ke magang akademiknya dalam bidang antropologi dan sains perilaku pada 1950an.[1][2]

Robert Ardrey
(s.1960)
(s.1960)
Lahir(1908-10-16)16 Oktober 1908
Chicago, Illinois, Amerika Serikat
Meninggal14 Januari 1980(1980-01-14) (umur 71)
Teluk Kalk, Afrika Selatan
PekerjaanPenulis, penulis naskah, pembuat sandiwara
KebangsaanAmerika Serikat
AlmamaterUniversitas Chicago, Phi Beta Kappa, 1930
Karya terkenal
Penghargaan
PasanganHelen Johnson
(m. 1938–1960; bercerai)
Berdine Grunewald
(m. 1960–1980; kematian)

Referensi

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  1. ^ "Finding Aid for the Robert Ardrey Papers, 1935-1960". Online Archive of California. 
  2. ^ Bruce Eder. "Robert Ardrey". The New York Times. Allmovie. Equally comfortable dealing with literary editors such as Bennett Cerf or moguls like Darryl F. Zanuck, he also retained his credibility in the intellectual realm by authoring texts on anthropology, history, and sociology that remain widely respected decades after their publication. The widening dates between Ardrey's film projects came as a result of his increasing literary activity, as he began generating screenplays and novels on his own in the early 1950s and subsequently returned to his academic training in anthropology and the behavioral sciences. From the end of the 1950s, he kept his oar in both fields, film and academia, and occupied a virtually unique position in the Hollywood pecking order because of his dual career. In 1962, he took on the daunting task of turning the World War I-era novel The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse into relevant entertainment for the early 1960s, authoring the screenplay for Vincente Minnelli's gargantuan 1962 all-star release. 

Pranala luar

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Umum

Sandiwara dan naskah

Paleoantropologi