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Патрис Шеро (фр. Patrice Chéreau; 2 ноября 1944, Лезинье, Мен и Луара — 7 октября 2013, Париж[10]) — французский оперный, кино- и театральный режиссёр, актёр, сценарист.

Early life
Chéreau was born in Lézigné, Maine-et-Loire. His father, Jean-Baptiste Chéreau, was a painter, and his mother, Marguerite Pelicier, was a graphic designer. He attended school in Paris. Early on he was taken to the Louvre and became interested in the arts, cinema, theatre and music. At age 12, he designed stage sets for plays.[1]

Personal life and death

Chéreau was in a long-term relationship with his lover and favorite actor Pascal Greggory.[3][18] He was not interested in gay topics, saying: "I never wanted to specialise in gay stories, and gay newspapers have criticised me for that. Everywhere love stories are exactly the same. The game of desire, and how you live with desire, are the same."[1] Chéreau died in Paris on 7 October 2013 from lung cancer. He was 68 years old.[2]

Ханиф Курейши (англ. Hanif Kureishi, 5 декабря 1954, Лондон) — английский писатель, драматург, сценарист.

Отец уехал из Пакистана в 1947 после начала индийско-пакистанской войны. Мать — англичанка. Учился в Высшей технической школе вместе с Дэвидом Боуи, затем изучал философию в Лондонском университете.

Early life

Kureishi was born in Bromley, South London to a Pakistani father, Rafiushan (Shanoo) Kureishi, and an English mother, Audrey Buss.[1][3][4] His father was from a wealthy Madras family, most of whose members moved to Pakistan after the Partition of British India in 1947. Rafiushan came to the UK in 1950[5] to study law but for financial reasons worked at the Pakistani embassy instead.[4] Here he met his wife-to-be, Buss. He wanted to be a writer but his ambitions were frustrated.[3] The couple were married, the family settled in Bromley where Kureishi was born. In an interview, Kureishi notes:

My [paternal] grandfather, an army doctor, was a colonel in the Indian army. Big family. Servants. Tennis court. Cricket. Everything. My father went to the Cathedral School that Salman Rushdie went to. Later, in Pakistan, my family were close to the Bhuttos. My uncle Omar was a newspaper columnist and the manager of the Pakistan cricket team...My grandfather, the colonel, was terrifying. A hard-living, hard-drinking gambler. Womanising. Around him it was like The Godfather. They drank and they gossiped. The women would come and go.[3]

Early life

Rylance was born in Ashford, Kent, England, to Anne (née Skinner) and David Waters, both teachers of English. Rylance has a sister named Susannah, an opera singer and author, and a brother, Jonathan, who works as a sommelier.[2]

His parents moved to the US in 1962, first to Connecticut and then Wisconsin in 1969, where his father taught English at the University School of Milwaukee, which Rylance attended.[3]