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Rich Man, Poor Man

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  • Irwin Shaw

    …was derided by critics, was Rich Man, Poor Man (1970), which was the source of the first television miniseries. Shaw’s novels and stories were the basis of several movies, including Take One False Step (1949), Tip on a Dead Jockey (1958), and Three (1969).

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    …was derided by critics, was Rich Man, Poor Man (1970), which was the source of the first television miniseries. Shaw’s novels and stories were the basis of several movies, including Take One False Step (1949), Tip on a Dead Jockey (1958), and Three (1969).

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