One of this author's characters repeatedly calls his son a bum after asking if he's married yet.
One of this author's characters repeatedly calls his son a bum after asking if he's married yet. In one of this author's plays, one character refers to another character's statement of "let it be on your head" as "The Curse of the Cat People". In one of his plays, a poker game breaks up after the players realize that another character has disinfected the playing cards. In that play by this author the title characters try double dating with the (*) British Pigeon sisters. This author of Come Blow Your Horn wrote a play in which Corie Bratter tries to get her uptight husband Paul to unwind and a play in which neat-freak Felix Unger moves in with slob Oscar Madison. For 10 points, name this playwright of Barefoot in the Park and The Odd Couple.
One of this author's characters repeatedly calls his son a bum after asking if he's married yet.
(Marvin) Neil Simon