Person
Samuil Marshak
Writing · 1887–1964 · Voronezh, Russian Empire [now Russia]
Biography
Samuil Marshak was a Russian Jewish and Soviet writer, translator and children's poet. He translated the sonnets and some other of the works of William Shakespeare, English poetry (including poems for children), and poetry from other languages into Russian.
Known for
The Twelve Months
Theatre Play
Cipollino
Screenplay
Smart Things
Writer
The Cat's House
Author
Twelve Months
Original Story
Blessed Misfortune!
Original Story
Poodle
Original Story
The House That Jack Built
Original Story
The Forest Is Alive
Original Story
The Yellow Stork
Lyricist
Filmography
- 1989Grief in a SnuffboxAuthor
- 1989Blessed Misfortune!Original Story
- 1988Cat HouseIdea
- 1985PoodleOriginal Story
- 1985The King's SandwichWriters' Assistant
- 1983Smart ThingsWriter
- 1982Cat's HouseOriginal Story
- 1981The Cat's HouseAuthor
- 1981The Tale of the Silly Baby MouseBook
- 1980Twelve MonthsOriginal Story
- 1979Hrytsko's BooksOriginal Story
- 1978Miracles in the SieveScreenplay
- 1977Parsley the ForeignerOriginal Story
- 1977Mr. TwisterBook
- 1976The House That Jack BuiltOriginal Story
- 1975So Absent-MindedNovel
- 1974Car, Violin and Blot the DogLyricist
- 1973Die klugen DingeAuthor
- 1973CipollinoScreenplay
- 1973Smart ThingsTheatre Play
- 1973Fear of Misery - No HappinessTheatre Play
- 1973About PetrushkaTheatre Play
- 1973The Twelve MonthsTheatre Play
- 1970Быль-небылицаBook
- 1965The City of MastersLyricist
- 1964The PostWriter
- 1963Mister TwisterNovel
- 1960About the GoatAuthor
- 1958The Cat's HouseOriginal Story
- 1956The Twelve MonthsTheatre Play
- 1956The Forest Is AliveOriginal Story
- 1955Dog and CatLyricist
- 1953Your Books
- 1952Pioneerism No. 3Self
- 1950The Yellow StorkLyricist
- 1945TeremokWriter
- 1943Young FritzScreenplay
- 1940The Tale of the Silly Little MouseScreenplay
- 1938Cat HouseAuthor
- 1929The PostScreenplay
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