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John Michael Crichton was an American author, screenwriter, and film director. He was born in Chicago in 1942, graduated from Harvard Medical School with an MD in 1969, and published over 200 million books worldwide. Crichton was a pioneer in science fiction and medical thrillers, writing bestselling novels like Jurassic Park and Disclosure. He battled throat cancer for several years before succumbing to the disease in 2008.
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- 2. Born October 23rd 1942 As John Michael Crichton Born In Chicago, Illinois Died November 4th 2008 Graduated from Harvard Medical School Author, Television writer, and Screen writer
- 3. At Age 14 had first article published in New York Times Studied Biological Anthropology at Harvard Wrote his first novels while attending Harvard Medical School Achieved a M.D. in 1969
- 4. Married five times Two children; one son and one daughter Son was born after Crichton’s death in 2009 Battledthroat cancer Eventually succumbed to cancer
- 7. Has sold over 200 Million books In 1994 had the #1 Book (Disclosure), #1 T.V. Show (ER) and #1 Movie (Jurassic Park) simultaneously Was a big proponent of global warming and wrote many speeches on it’s dangers. Was 6’9”
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