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Philip Kindred Dick was born in Chicago in December 1928, along with a twin sister, Jane. Jane died less than eight weeks later, allegedly from an allergy to mother's milk. Dick's parents split up during his childhood, and he moved with his mother to Berkeley, California, where he lived for most of the rest of his life. Dick became a published ...
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Born:
December 16 ,
1928
in
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died:
March 2 ,
1982
(age 53)
in Santa Ana, California, USA
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2023
The Skull
(story by) ( pre-production )
2022
The Edge of Human
(Short) (novel)
2021
Blade Runner: Black Lotus
(TV Series) (characters)
- Más Allá
(2021)
... (story "The Defenders")
- For Want of a Nail
(2019)
... (based on the book by)
- Hitler Has Only Got One Ball
(2019)
... (based on the book by)
- No Masters but Ourselves
(2019)
... (based on the book by)
- All Serious Daring
(2019)
... (based on the book by)
- Mauvaise Foi
(2019)
... (based on the book by)
- Entry Four: Beyond Lies the Wub
(2019)
... (original story)
2019
Curious Matter Anthology
(Podcast Series) (original story)
2019
Pavel Kolev & Icaka: There's No Lie
(Music Video) (inspired by)
2019
Blade Runner(s)
(Short) (characters)
2018
The Room 13
(TV Short) (inspired by)
2018
The Great C
(Short) (based on the short story by)
- Safe and Sound
(2018)
... (based on the short story 'Foster You're Dead!' by)
- Kill All Others
(2018)
... (based on the short story 'Hanging Stranger' by)
- Autofac
(2018)
... (based on the short story by)
- The Father Thing
(2018)
... (based on the short story by)
- Human Is
(2017)
... (based on the short story by)
2017
Blade Runner 2049
(based on characters from the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" by)
2016
Piper in the Woods
(Short) (original story)
- Everybody Runs
(2015)
... (based on the short story by)
- Memento Mori
(2015)
... (based on the short story by)
- The American Dream
(2015)
... (based on the short story by)
- Honor Among Thieves
(2015)
... (based on the short story by)
- Fiddler's Neck
(2015)
... (based on the short story by)
2014
Andys
(Short) (novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?")
2014
Second Variety
(Short) (based on a novel by)
- Silvia's Blood
(2014)
... (Based on the Short Story "Upon the Dull Earth" by)
2013
The Crystal Crypt
(Short) (short story)
2013
Blade Runner par Johanna Vaude
(Short) (novel)
2012
Blade Runner: Czy androidy marza o elektrycznych owcach? (Audioplay)
(Video) (based on a novel by: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?")
2012
Blade Runner 60: Director's Cut
(Short) (story)
2011
Beyond the Door
(Short) (short story)
2011
The Adjustment Bureau
(short story "Adjustment Team")
2010
Radio Free Albemuth
(novel "Radio Free Albemuth")
2009
Screamers: The Hunting
(Video) (inspired by the short story "Second Variety" by)
2007
Next
(novel story "The Golden Man" - as Phillip K. Dick)
2006
A Scanner Darkly
(novel "A Scanner Darkly")
2003
Natural City
(novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" - uncredited)
2002
Minority Report
(short story)
2001
Impostor
(short story "The Impostor")
- Meet My Maker
(1999)
... (creator)
- Virtual Justice
(1999)
... (creator)
- Personal Effects
(1999)
... (creator)
1997
Blade Runner
(Video Game) (novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?")
1995
Screamers
(short story "Second Variety")
1993
Drug-Taking and the Arts
(Documentary) (novel "A Scanner Darkly")
1990
Total Recall
(short story "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale" - as Phillip K. Dick, inspiration)
1982
Blade Runner
(novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?")
- Impostore
(1981)
... (short story "Impostor")
1977
Philip K. Dick: The Metz Speech
(Documentary) (based on the book by)
2018
Entre Oscuros Sueños
(special thanks)
2016
2047: Virtual Revolution
(special thanks)
- Desafío Total
(2013)
... (in memory of)
2010
15 Till Midnight
(special thanks)
2007
The Adjoining Room
(Short) (thanks)
2006
The Weight of the Line: Animation Tales
(Video documentary short) (thanks)
1982
Blade Runner
(dedicated to the memory of)
1977
Philip K. Dick: The Metz Speech
(Documentary)
Self
1977
Philip K. Dick Interview
(Documentary short)
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2021
A Glitch in the Matrix
(Documentary)
Self
2016
The Worlds of Philip K. Dick
(Documentary)
Self
2007
The Penultimate Truth About Philip K. Dick
(Video documentary)
Self
2007
The Electric Dreamer: Remembering Philip K. Dick
(Video documentary short)
Self
2007
Sacrificial Sheep: The Novel vs. the Film
(Video documentary short)
Self
2000
On the Edge of 'Blade Runner'
(TV Movie documentary)
Self
Other Works:
Novel:
"Vulcan's Hammer".
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4 Biographical Movies |
4 Print Biographies |
2 Portrayals |
3 Interviews |
19 Articles |
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Official Sites:
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Alternate Names:
Phillip K. Dick | Jack Dowland | Richard Phillips
Spouse:
Tessa Busby
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(1 child)
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Parents:
Joseph Edgar Dick
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Relatives:
Jane Charlotte Dick
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Personal Quote:
You know the old brownshirt term for people who spin philosophy? Eierkopf. Egghead. Because the big double-domed empty heads break so easily . . . in the street brawls
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Trivia:
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?", ...
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Trademark:
Discussion of altered states of consciousness in his work
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Born:
December 16, 1928
Chicago
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Died:
March 2, 1982 (aged 53)
Santa Ana
California
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Awards And Honors:
Hugo Award (1962)
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Notable Works:
“A Handful of Darkness”
“A Scanner Darkly”
“Beyond Lies the Wub”
“Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”
“I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon”
“Solar Lottery”
“The Man in the High Castle”
“The Preserving Machine”
“The Simulacra”
“The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch”
“The Variable Man and Other Stories”
“Time out of Joint”
“We Can Remember It for You Wholesale”
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Philip K. Dick , in full Philip Kindred Dick , (born December 16, 1928, Chicago , Illinois , U.S.—died March 2, 1982, Santa Ana , California), American science-fiction writer whose novels and short stories often depict the psychological struggles of characters trapped in illusory environments .
Dick worked briefly in radio before studying at the University of California , Berkeley , for one year. The publication of his first story, “ Beyond Lies the Wub,” in 1952 launched his full-time writing career, which was marked by extraordinary productivity, as he oftentimes completed a new work, usually a short story or a novella, every two weeks for printing in pulp paperback collections. He published his first novel , Solar Lottery , in 1955. Early in Dick’s work the theme emerged that would remain his central preoccupation—that of
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