Dallas

Summary

Dallas is a television series^[1]. Dallas has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Dallas's instance of is recorded as television series^[3].
• Dallas was directed by Michael Preece^[4].
• Dallas was directed by Larry Hagman^[5].
• Dallas was directed by Patrick Duffy^[6].
• Dallas was directed by Linda Gray^[7].
• Dallas was directed by Robert Day^[8].
• Dallas was directed by Russ Mayberry^[9].
• Dallas was directed by Vincent McEveety^[10].
• Dallas was directed by Jerry Jameson^[11].
• Dallas was directed by Paul Stanley^[12].
• Dallas was directed by Lawrence Dobkin^[13].
• Dallas was directed by Leslie H. Martinson^[14].
• Dallas was directed by Steve Kanaly^[15].
• Dallas was directed by Bruce Bilson^[16].
• Dallas was directed by Ernest Pintoff^[17].
• Dallas was directed by Don McDougall^[18].
• Dallas was directed by Victor French^[19].
• Dallas was directed by Ray Danton^[20].
• Dallas was directed by David Paulsen^[21].
• Dallas was directed by Alexander Singer^[22].
• David Jacobs wrote the screenplay for Dallas^[23].
• Jonathan Hales wrote the screenplay for Dallas^[24].
• David Paulsen wrote the screenplay for Dallas^[25].
• Dallas's composer is recorded as Jerrold Immel^[26].
• Dallas's genre is soap opera^[27].

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Authorship and Creation

Directors include Michael Preece^[4], Larry Hagman^[5], Patrick Duffy^[6], Linda Gray^[7], Robert Day^[8], and Russ Mayberry^[9]. Screenwriters include David Jacobs^[23], Jonathan Hales^[24], and David Paulsen^[25]. Cast members include Larry Hagman^[28], Patrick Duffy^[29], Charlene Tilton^[30], Barbara Bel Geddes^[31], Lesley-Anne Down^[32], and Linda Gray^[33].

Publication

Dallas's genre is soap opera^[27].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Dallas was followed by Dallas^[34].

Why It Matters

Dallas has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] Dallas is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[35]