The Golden Years (play)

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The Golden Years is a radio play by Arthur Miller. It was written in 1940 but remained unperformed for many years. It was presented on BBC radio 3 in 1987 as a radio play.^[1]

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^ "Arthur Miller - playwright". www.doollee.com. Archived from the original on 2006-05-06.

v t e Arthur Miller
Plays	No Villain They Too Arise Honors at Dawn The Golden Years (radio play) That They May Win The Man Who Had All the Luck All My Sons Death of a Salesman An Enemy of the People (adapted) The Crucible A View from the Bridge A Memory of Two Mondays After the Fall Incident at Vichy The Price The Creation of the World and Other Business The Archbishop's Ceiling The American Clock Up from Paradise Elegy for a Lady Some Kind of Love Story The Ride Down Mt. Morgan The Last Yankee Broken Glass Mr. Peters' Connections Resurrection Blues Finishing the Picture
Prose	Focus Homely Girl: A Life
Screenplays	The Hook (1947) Let's Make Love (1960) The Misfits (1961) Death of a Salesman (1985) Everybody Wins (1990) The Crucible (1996)
Related	Marilyn Monroe (second wife) Inge Morath (third wife) Rebecca Miller (daughter) Joan Copeland (sister) Arthur Miller: Writer (2017 documentary) Willy Loman (character)

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