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萨姆·西蒙


薩母耳·麥可·西蒙（英语：Samuel Michael Simon，1955年6月6日－2015年3月8日），暱稱萨姆·西蒙（英语：Sam Simon），是一位美国电视制片人与作家，以其与马特·格勒宁、詹姆斯·L·布鲁克斯及理查德·C·黑纳最初创作的《辛普森一家》而闻名。他亦因其创造的大量《辛普森一家》的角色——如杰奎琳·布维尔——而知名。


2015年3月8日，於美國洛杉磯家中因大腸癌離世，終年59歲。[1][2][3]



外部链接




  • 萨姆·西蒙 在互聯網電影數據庫（IMDb）上的資料（英文）

  • '《60分钟》节目对萨姆·西蒙的访谈

  • 萨姆·西蒙动物福利基金会






前任：
无
《辛普森一家》节目运作人
（与詹姆斯·L·布鲁克斯和马特·格勒宁）
1989年－1991年
 繼任：
阿尔·让和迈克·赖斯




规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb144466172 (data)

  • CONOR: 274710115

  • GND: 1082450006

  • ISNI: 0000 0001 1983 3780

  • LCCN: no2011077146

  • SUDOC: 077719883

  • VIAF: 170823545


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  1. ^ Yardley, William. Sam Simon, Who Helped Shape ‘The Simpsons,’ Dies at 59. New York Times. 2015-03-09 [2015-03-09]. 


  2. ^ Carmel Dagan. Sam Simon, Co-Creator of ‘The Simpsons,’ Dies at 59. Variety. 2015-02-09 [2015-02-09]. 


  3. ^ Eleftheriou-Smith, Loulla-Mae. Sam Simon dead: 'The Simpsons' co-creator dies aged 59. The Independent. 9 March 2015 [9 March 2015]. 




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