Stephen King

Helmed the 1986 feature Maximum Overdrive, based on his short story Trucks. The film was a critical dud and earned him a Razzie Award nomination as Worst D

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Role

Category

From a Buick 8

Book Author

Film

Stephen King's The Mist 2007

Book Author

Film

1408 2007

Short Story Author

Film

Riding the Bullet 2004

Executive Producer, Screen Story

Film

Secret Window 2004

Short Story Author

Film

Dreamcatcher 2003

Book Author

Film

Hearts in Atlantis 2001

Short Story Author

Film

The Green Mile 1999

Book Author, Screen Story

Film

Apt Pupil 1998

Short Story Author

Film

Sleepwalkers 1992 -Cemetery Caretaker

Actor, Screenwriter

Film

The Lawnmower Man 1992

Short Story Author

Film

Misery 1990

Book Author

Film

Graveyard Shift 1990

Short Story Author

Film

Tales From the Darkside: The Movie 1990

Short Story Author

Film

Pet Sematary 1989 -Minister

Actor, Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

The Running Man 1987

Book Author

Film

Creepshow 2 1987

Screenwriter

Film

A Return to Salem's Lot 1987

Consultant/advisor

Film

Stand by Me 1986

Short Story Author

Film

Maximum Overdrive 1986 -Man At Cashpoint

Director, Actor, Screenwriter, Short Story Author

Film

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King 2006

Writer

Autopsy Room Four (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

You Know They Got a Hell of a Band (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

The Road Virus Heads North (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

The Fifth Quarter (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

Umney's Last Case (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

The End of the Whole Mess (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

Battleground (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

Crouch End (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

Battleground (2006) -Writer

Writer

TV Episode

The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer

Executive Producer

Ghosts 1996

Screenwriter

Film

Thinner 1996 -Dr. Bangor

Actor, Book Author

Film

Dolores Claiborne 1995

Book Author

Film

The Shawshank Redemption 1994

Short Story Author

Film

The Dark Half 1993

Book Author

Film

Firestarter 1984

Book Author

Film

Children of the Corn 1984

Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

Christine 1983

Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

The Dead Zone 1983

Book Author

Film

Cujo 1983

Book Author

Film

Creepshow 1982 -Jordy Verrill

Actor, Screenwriter

Film

Knightriders 1981 -Hoagie Man

Actor

Film

The Shining 1980

Book Author

Film

Carrie 1976

Book Author

Film

Cat's Eye

Screenwriter, Short Story Author

Film

Children of the Corn

Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

Carrie

Book Author

Film

April Moon

Executive Producer

Film

Dolan's Cadillac

Short Story Author

Film

Firestarter 2: Rekindled

Book Author

Film

Golden Years

Short Story Author

Film

Needful Things

Book Author

Film

Book Author

Film

Kingdom Hospital

Executive Producer, Screenwriter

Film

Quicksilver Highway

Book Author

Film

Salem's Lot

Book Author

Film

Salem's Lot

Book Author

Film

Sometimes They Come Back

Short Story Author

Film

Silver Bullet

Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

The Tommyknockers

Book Author

Film

Trucks

Short Story Author

Film

The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer

Executive Producer

Film

The Night Flier

Short Story Author

Film

Stephen King's Desperation

Executive Producer, Screenwriter, Book Author

Film

Stephen King's Nightshift Collection

Short Story Author

Film

The Cell

Book Author

Film

Highlights

While many of his stories take place in Maine, he wrote and set his 1977 novel The Shining in Colorado.

Occasionally appears in film adaptations of his books. He portrayed two different characters in Creepshow (1982) and Creepshow 2 (1987).

Helmed the 1986 feature Maximum Overdrive, based on his short story Trucks. The film was a critical dud and earned him a Razzie Award nomination as Worst D

Dedicated The Dark Half — a novel about a writer who ends the life of his pseudonym — to Richard Bachman, which is his pen name.

Performed with the Rock Bottom Remainders, a rock band comprised of writers including Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson, Scott Turow, Amy Tan and Simpsons creator Matt Groening.

Won the O. Henry Award for Best Short Story in 1996. Received the Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters from the National Book Foundation in 2003.