Dylan Thomas Net Worth is
$300,000
Mini Biography
Dylan Thomas was created in the beginning of the Initial World Battle in the “awful, lovely city” of Swansea, an industrial, coastal city over the South Wales Coastline. He released his first level of poetry, “Eighteen poems” in 1934 and continued to create many more quantities of poetry aswell as many brief tales, filmscripts, broadcast tales and discussions. His work is principally known for the darkly brooding Welsh Puritanism contrasting using the solid feelings and sensuality. Although seen as a “Traditional Welsh article writer,” he under no circumstances spoke Welsh. He’s most widely known for the poem “USUALLY DO NOT Go Mild Into That Great Night time” and the beautiful “Under Milk Real wood.” The second option was broadcast from the BBC using the subtitle “A play for voices” and, although folks have since attempted movies and plays, non-e are as effective as the easy radio version.
Known for movies
Chelsea Walls (2001)
as Writer
A Child's Christmas in Wales (1987)
as Writer
Under Milk Wood (1972)
as Writer
The Doctor and the Devils (1985)
as Writer
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Dylan Thomas |
| Died | November 9, 1953, Greenwich Village, New York City, New York, United States |
| Profession | Poet, Author, Film director, Screenwriter, Novelist |
| Education | Bishop Gore School |
| Nationality | Welsh |
| Spouse | Caitlin Thomas |
| Children | Aeronwy Thomas, Llewelyn Edouard Thomas, Colm Garan Hart Thomas |
| Parents | David John Thomas, Florence Hannah Thomas |
| Siblings | Nancy Marles |
| Movies | Set Fire to the Stars, Rebecca's Daughters, Under Milk Wood |