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'''David McCullough''' (born July 7, 1933) is a historical biographer known for works such as ''Truman'' (1992), ''John Adams'' (2001), and ''1776'' (2005). The book ''Truman'' was adapted into a TV film in 1995, where [[Harry S. Truman|H.S. Truman]] is played by Gary Sinise, and the book ''John Adams'' was adapted into a television miniseries in 2008, where [[John Adams|Adams]] is played by Paul Giamatti. He has also narrated many historical documentaries.
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'''David McCullough''' (born July 7, 1933) is a historical biographer known for works such as ''Truman'' (1992), ''John Adams'' (2001), and ''1776'' (2005). The book ''Truman'' was adapted into a TV film in 1995, where [[Harry S. Truman|H.S. Truman]] is played by Gary Sinise, and the book [http://hbo.com/john-adams ''John Adams''] was adapted into a television miniseries in 2008, where [[John Adams|Adams]] is played by Paul Giamatti. McCullough has also appeared on the [[PBS]] television programs "''American Heritage''" and "''Smithsonian World''". There is a also a documentary about McCullough titled [http://hbo.com/documentaries/david-mccullough-painting-with-words/synopsis.html ''David McCullough: Painting With Words''] (2008).
  
 
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David McCullough (born July 7, 1933) is a historical biographer known for works such as Truman (1992), John Adams (2001), and 1776 (2005). The book Truman was adapted into a TV film in 1995, where H.S. Truman is played by Gary Sinise, and the book John Adams was adapted into a television miniseries in 2008, where Adams is played by Paul Giamatti. McCullough has also appeared on the PBS television programs "American Heritage" and "Smithsonian World". There is a also a documentary about McCullough titled David McCullough: Painting With Words (2008).