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An influential figure in theatre, George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright and critic who made a significant impact with over sixty plays, combining comedy with serious themes. Self-educated after moving to London, he initially struggled as a novelist before finding success as a critic. His works often convey earnest messages, and he uniquely holds both a Nobel Prize for Literature and an Oscar for his screenplay of Pygmalion, showcasing his diverse talents and contributions to both literature and film.