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Garson Kanin

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Garson Kanin, b. November 24 1912, Rochester, New York d. March 13, 1999, New York, New York, was a writer and director of plays and films. He is most notable for:

He was a colleague of Thorton Wilder, who mentored him, and an admirer of the work of Frank Capra. Kanin said "I'd rather be Capra than God, if there is a Capra."