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Neil Gaiman

Birthdate:
Best movie: The People vs. George Lucas (2011)
Place of birth: Portchester, England, UK
Current Interest
1.7
▼ 0.1
Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Positive18 (62%)
Mixed11 (38%)
Negative0 (0%)
Based on 29 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Neil Gaiman: Dream Dangerously
as Self
2016
2.6
Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose
as Gef (voice)
2023
2.5
Future Shock! The Story of 2000AD
as Self
2014
2.2
Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown
as Self
2008
2.1
The People vs. George Lucas
as Self
2011
2.1
Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters
as Self
2022
2.0
Temple of Art
as Self
2023
1.9
Jay and Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie
as Albert the Manservant (voice)
2013
1.6
In Search of Steve Ditko
as Self
2007
1.2
Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked
as Self
2003
1.1
Dreams with Sharp Teeth
as Himself
2008
1.1
Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics
as Self
2010
0.1
The Eldritch Influence: The Life, Vision, and Phenomenon of H.P. Lovecraft
as Himself
2003
0.1
Shadows in the Dark: The Val Lewton Legacy
as Self
2005
0.1
Life, the Universe and Douglas Adams
as Narrator
2002
0.1
Will Eisner: Portrait of a Sequential Artist
2007
0.1
Doctor Who Explained
as Self
2013
0.1
Thaco
as Himself
2008
0.1
Amanda Palmer And The Grand Theft Orchestra
2012
0.1
Sex, Lies & Superheroes
as Himself
2003
0.1
Frankenstein and the Vampyre: A Dark and Stormy Night
as Self
2014
0.1
The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin
as Self
2017
0.1
Terry Pratchett: Back in Black
as Self
2017
0.1
Neil Gaiman Live at the Aladdin
as himself
2001
0.1
The Making of a Superhero Musical
as Melvin Morel
2015
0.1
Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin
as Self - Writer
2018
0.1
Coraline: The Making of 'Coraline'
as Self
2009
0.1
Princess Mononoke in the U.S.A.
as Himself
2001
0.1
The Grave of St. Oran
as Narrator (voice)
2019
0.1
Archangel Thunderbird
as Baal
1998
0.1

Awards

59 wins · 107 nominations

Best Short Story8 wins · 9 nominations
Best Short StoryThe Case of Death and Honey · 2012Won
Best Short Story"And Weep, Like Alexander" · 2012Nominee
Best Short StoryThe Thing About Cassandra · 2011Won
Best Short StoryAn Invocation of Incuriosity · 2010Won
Best Short StoryHow to Talk to Girls at Parties · 2007Won
Best Short StorySunbird · 2006Won
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Best Short StoryForbidden Brides of the Faceless Slaves in the Secret House of the Night of Dread Desire · 2005Won
Best Short StoryClosing Time · 2004Won
Best Short StoryOctober in the Chair · 2003Won
Hugo Award6 wins · 9 nominations
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short FormDoctor Who · 2012Won
Best Graphic StoryBatman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? · 2010Nominee
Best NovelThe Graveyard Book · 2009Won
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long FormStardust · 2008Won
Best Short StoryHow to Talk to Girls at Parties · 2007Nominee
Best Short StoryA Study in Emerald · 2004Won
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Best NovellaCoraline · 2003Won
Best NovelAmerican Gods · 2002Won
Best Related WorkThe Sandman: The Dream Hunters · 2000Nominee
Best Novelette5 wins · 8 nominations
Best NoveletteBlack Dog · 2016Won
Best NoveletteThe Sleeper and the Spindle · 2014Won
Best NoveletteThe Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains · 2011Won
Best NoveletteThe Witch's Headstone · 2008Won
Best NoveletteA Study in Emerald · 2004Won
Best NoveletteThe Monarch of the Glen · 2004Nominee
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Best NoveletteBitter Grounds · 2004Nominee
Best NoveletteA Walking Tour of the Shambles · 2003Nominee
30 more awards
Eisner Award5 wins · 6 nominations
Will Eisner Hall of Fame2021Won
Best Writer1994Won
Best Writer1993Won
Best Writer1992Won
Best Writer1991Won
Best WriterNominee
Best Fantasy Novel3 wins · 5 nominations
Best Fantasy NovelThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2014Won
Best Fantasy NovelAnansi Boys · 2006Won
Best Fantasy NovelAmerican Gods · 2002Won
Best Fantasy NovelStardust · 1999Nominee
Best Fantasy NovelGood Omens · 1991Nominee
Bram Stoker Awards3 wins · 4 nominations
Best Graphic Novel2019Won
NovelAmerican Gods · 2001Won
Best Fiction CollectionSmoke and Mirrors · 1998Nominee
Best Work for Young ReadersWon
British Fantasy Awards2 wins · 10 nominations
Best CollectionNorse Mythology · 2018Nominee
Best Fantasy NovelThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2014Nominee
August Derleth AwardThe Graveyard Book · 2009Nominee
Best CollectionFragile Things · 2007Won
August Derleth AwardAnansi Boys · 2006Won
Best Short FictionThe Problem of Susan · 2005Nominee
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August Derleth AwardAmerican Gods · 2002Nominee
Best Anthology or CollectionThe Wake · 1998Nominee
Best Anthology or CollectionThe Sandman: Book of Dreams · 1997Nominee
Best Anthology or CollectionWorlds' End · 1996Nominee
Mythopoeic Awards2 wins · 7 nominations
Adult LiteratureThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2014Nominee
Children's LiteratureThe Graveyard Book · 2009Nominee
Adult LiteratureAnansi Boys · 2006Won
Children's LiteratureCoraline · 2003Nominee
Adult LiteratureAmerican Gods · 2002Nominee
Adult LiteratureStardust · 1999Won
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Adult LiteratureNeverwhere · 1998Nominee
Best Collection2 wins · 4 nominations
Best CollectionNorse Mythology · 2018Nominee
Best CollectionTrigger Warning · 2016Won
Best CollectionFragile Things · 2007Won
Best CollectionSmoke and Mirrors · 1999Nominee
Nebula Award2 wins · 4 nominations
Best NovelThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2014Nominee
Best NovellaCoraline · 2004Won
Best NovelAmerican Gods · 2003Won
Best ScriptPrincess Mononoke · 2001Nominee
Audie Awards2 wins · 2 nominations
Narration by the Author or AuthorsNorse Mythology · 2017Won
Narration by the Author or AuthorsOdd and the Frost Giants · 2010Won
Best Young Adult Book2 wins · 2 nominations
Best Young Adult BookThe Graveyard Book · 2009Won
Best Young Adult BookCoraline · 2003Won
BSFA Award for Best Short Fiction2 wins · 2 nominations
Best Short FictionThe Wolves in the Walls · 2003Won
Best Short FictionCoraline · 2002Won
World Fantasy Awards1 win · 11 nominations
Best NovelThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2014Nominee
Best AnthologyStories · 2011Nominee
Best NovellaOdd and the Frost Giants · 2009Nominee
Best NovelThe Graveyard Book · 2009Nominee
Best Short FictionOctober in the Chair · 2003Nominee
Best NovellaCoraline · 2003Nominee
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Best NovelAmerican Gods · 2002Nominee
Best Short FictionShoggoth's Old Peculiar · 1999Nominee
Best Short FictionTroll Bridge · 1994Nominee
Best CollectionAngels and Visitations · 1994Nominee
Best Short FictionA Midsummer Night's Dream · 1991Won
Best Foreign-Language Short Story1 win · 3 nominations
Best Foreign-Language Short StoryThe Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains · 2019Nominee
Best Foreign-Language Short StoryFragile Things · 2010Won
Best Foreign-Language Short StorySmoke and Mirrors · 2002Nominee
Carnegie Medal1 win · 2 nominations
Carnegie MedalThe Graveyard Book · 2010Won
Carnegie MedalCoraline · 2002Nominee
1 win · 1 nomination
2000Won
Adamson Awards1 win · 1 nomination
Adamson AwardsThe Sandman · 1993Won
Best foreign novel1 win · 1 nomination
Best foreign novelAmerican Gods · 2003Won
Best short story1 win · 1 nomination
Best short storyTrigger Warning · 2019Won
Geffen Award1 win · 1 nomination
Geffen Award2015Won
Harvey Awards1 win · 1 nomination
Best Writer1991Won
Inkpot Award1 win · 1 nomination
Inkpot Award1991Won
Julia-Verlanger Award1 win · 1 nomination
Julia-Verlanger AwardNeverwhere · 1999Won
Newbery Medal1 win · 1 nomination
Newbery MedalThe Graveyard Book · 2009Won
Rhysling Award1 win · 1 nomination
Rhysling AwardWon
Shirley Jackson Award1 win · 1 nomination
Shirley Jackson Award2010Won
Yellow Kid Award1 win · 1 nomination
Yellow Kid Award1995Won
Best Foreign Novel3 nominations
Best Foreign NovelThe Ocean at the End of the Lane · 2015Nominee
Best Foreign NovelAnansi Boys · 2007Nominee
Best Foreign NovelAmerican Gods · 2003Nominee
Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award1 nomination
Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award2011Nominee
Best Anthology1 nomination
Best AnthologyUnnatural Creatures · 2014Nominee
BSFA Award for Best Novel1 nomination
Best NovelAmerican Gods · 2001Nominee
Vermont Golden Dome Book Award1 nomination
Vermont Golden Dome Book AwardCoraline · 2004Nominee

Frequently Asked Questions About Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman has appeared in 30 titles, including 30 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Neil Gaiman's filmography is Archangel Thunderbird (1998).
The most recent title featuring Neil Gaiman is Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose (2023).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Neil Gaiman is Doctor Who Explained with an IMDb rating of 8.3.
Neil Gaiman has been active for approximately 25 years, with credits spanning from 1998 to 2023.
Titles featuring Neil Gaiman currently have an average IMDb rating of 7.
The busiest years in Neil Gaiman's career include 2003, 2008, 2001.