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John Paul Dunphy (August 22, 1914 – April 26, 1992) was an American novelist and playwright. Dunphy was widely known as the partner of American author Truman Capote.
Feb 23, 2024 · But throughout most of Capote’s life, there was one constant: his partner Jack Dunphy. Dunphy and Capote stayed together in some fashion from 1948 through Capote’s death in 1984.
Feb 2, 2024 · Though their romantic relationship is on the rocks in the show, in real life, Capote's deep and at times, complicated, connection with fellow writer, novelist and playwright Jack Dunphy, was...
Apr 27, 1992 · Jack Dunphy, a novelist and playwright who was the author Truman Capote's closest friend and companion for 35 years, died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan.
Apr 26, 1992 · When Mr. Capote died in 1984, his will named Mr. Dunphy as the chief beneficiary. He wrote of their times together in "Dear Genius: A Memoir of My Life With Truman Capote" (McGraw-Hill, 1987). John Paul Dunphy was born in Atlantic City and grew up in Philadelphia.
Jun 1, 1987 · Jack Dunphy. 3.19. 48 ratings9 reviews. This biography by Truman Capote's companion of thirty-five years offers a portrait of the writers and a memoir of their tempestuous relationship. Genres Biography Nonfiction. 275 pages, Hardcover. First published June 1, 1987.
Apr 28, 1992 · Jack Dunphy, a novelist and onetime Broadway dancer whose lengthy relationship with author Truman Capote became the basis for a popular memoir, died of cancer in a New York City...
Feb 18, 2024 · Jack Dunphy (1914-1992) was Truman Capote's partner for 35 years. Living together in Manhattan, Sicily and then apart in Long Island, New York, Dunphy was the solitary shy foil to...
Feb 29, 2024 · Jack Dunphy is Capote’s longest relationship and perhaps his one true love. He makes a few appearances in Feud, where he's played by Joe Mantello. Dunphy was a professional...
May 7, 2019 · It was this Capote who met fellow writer Jack Dunphy in 1948. The two would end up devoted companions for 35 years. But first, Capote needed to win him over.
