Neil Simon

Neil Simon wrote The Odd Couple in Protected content by the amusing adventures of Neil Simon's brother Danny Simon and the theatrical agent Roy Gerber.

Marvin Neil Simon

Marvin Neil Simon had Marvin Neil Simon's biggest hit in 1965 with The Odd Couple, about a pair of mismatched roommates.

by Gene Saks, produced by Howard W. Koch and written by Neil Simon, based on Neil

The Odd Couple is a 1968 American comedy film directed by Gene Saks, produced by Howard W. Koch and written by Neil Simon, based on Neil

suggested by the title (a reference to Neil SImons' hit play/film/TV

pigeon-holed Wright are are study in overlapping comparison, rather than lives in close proximity suggested by the title (a reference to Neil SImons' hit play/film/TV show The Odd Couple where neat, uptight Felix Ungar and the slovenly, easygoing Oscar Madison are forced to cohabit by circumstance).

by Matthew Perry, Mark Cendrowski

The Odd Couple is a comedy TV show created by Matthew Perry, Mark Cendrowski and is produced by Paramount Television.

Dave McCullough

The Wham! interview “The Odd Couple” was written by Dave McCullough for Sounds magazine on October 8, 1983.

the eighth annual summer theater fundraiser for Senior Housing Options ), (SHOa non-profit organization providing quality affordable housing and services for 500 adults in Colorado

The Odd Couple (Female Version),” written by Neil Simon and directed by Edith Weiss, is the eighth annual summer theater fundraiser for Senior Housing Options (SHO), a non-profit organization providing quality affordable housing and services for 500 adults in Colorado.

by Richard Bradford – author of critically acclaimed separate biographies of both writers, and of Martin Amis

Thoroughly researched, and brilliantly composed by Richard Bradford – author of critically acclaimed separate biographies of both writers, and of Martin Amis – The Odd Couple shows us these two literary giants as we have never seen them before.

Matthew Perry's The Odd Couple and multiple returning series including Mike & Molly and The Mentalist

Vince Gilligan/David Shore drama Battle Creek, Matthew Perry's The Odd Couple and multiple returning series including Mike & Molly and The Mentalist, do not yet have premiere dates.

D.Jacobson, J.Keenan and M.Perry

TV show The Odd Couple is a comedy created by D.Jacobson, J.Keenan and M.Perry which is broadcast on American CBS tv channel.

Sid Caesar

Sid Caesar wrote The Odd Couple, Barefoot in the Park, The Sunshine Boys, Biloxi Blues, Lost in Yonkers, and on and on.

Bill Maxwell

Stephen always would tell us the story, the fact that Bill Maxwell was writing THE ODD COUPLE.

Charles Darwin and Captain Robert FitzRoy English (English, 1809–1882) ()

Charles Darwin (English, 1809–1882) and Captain Robert FitzRoy (English) went to sea as the original odd couple.

Garry Kent Marshall

There, Garry Kent Marshall found work writing for a number of hit shows, including The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Lucy Show, but Garry Kent Marshall had Garry Kent Marshall's own big break when Garry Kent Marshall produced The Odd Couple for ABC in 1970.

Jack Lemmon and Walter Mathau

Jack Lemmon and Walter Mathau were the original odd couple, where the differing lifestyles of two friends are at constant loggerheads.

William Robbins

William Robbins penned such Broadway classics as The Odd Couple, on which Matthew Perry's current TV series is based, and Barefoot in the Park, in addition to many others.

Herodotus , an ancient Greek historian

Herodotus, an ancient Greek historian, was the first to write about this odd couple.

Betty Boop

Betty Boop is a writer and producer, known for The Odd Couple (1968), Murder by Death (1976) and The Goodbye Girl (1977).

Charles Aznavour and Herbert Kretzmer

Charles Aznavour and Herbert Kretzmer made an odd couple, the hollow-cheeked diminutive Armenian-Frenchman and a tall, dapper South African Londoner.

Phil Whalen and Mike McClure

Phil Whalen and Mike McClure were the odd couple, the handsome young poet and the older pear-shaped walking encyclopedia.