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Everyone wants to know where this Charlie guy came from, and Daniel Keyes has the answers.
Movie or TV Productions
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This 1968 classic hit it out of the park. Check it out if you want to see some sweet 1960s clothing.
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This made-for-TV version is Flowers for the new millennium. We're thinking it's time for another remake.
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Fresh from 1961, here's the telecast that appeared before Flowers for Algernon was published. It's even got a different name: "The Two Worlds of Charlie Gordon."
Articles and Interviews
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Mr. Keyes got quite a lot of fan mail after creating Charlie and Algernon, so he finally wrote a short book about the experience of publishing it.
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Not surprisingly, everyone wants a happy ending. But Daniel Keyes' publishers really wanted him to change the story. Keyes talks turkey to Locus Magazine about holding his ground.
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Who'da thunk that Algernon would get brought up during election season? Jon Stewart gives a little screen time to our furry friend.
Video
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Major spoiler alert: Alice and Charlie make like Romeo and Juliet and part forever in this final scene of the 2000 made-for-TV version of Flowers for Algernon.
Audio
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Daniel Keyes chats about how his book might have predicted the future. He even has something to say about Doogie, the engineered mouse.
Images
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Check out some photos of a stage production of Flowers. Nemur, Strauss, Burt, and Charlie, in the flesh.