Kicking off the 60s with the birth of his son Theo, and the publishing of his collection of short stories "Kiss Kiss". A year later "Way Out" Presented by Roald Dahl on American TV channel CBS, but sadly it only ran for a short 14 episodes. The same year he published "James and the Giant Peach" one of his most famous children's books. Crushingly Dahl's eldest daughter, Olivia dies about a year later. Two years later Patricia gives birth to their 4th child, a girl named, Ophelia Dahl. And just a year after that Dahl's wife Patricia falls ill when she has a serious of strokes in L.A. Four years after finishing "The Magic Finger" it is finally published. Leading into the 70's the first film adaptations any of Roald Dahl's work, including the now famous "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". Later in the 70s Dahl's first grandchild was born. In 1980 many of Roald Dahl's work saw publication, such as, "The Twits", "George's Marvellous Medicine", "Revolting Rhymes", "The BFG", "The Witches", "Dirty Beast", "Ghost Stories", "Boy", "The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me", "Going Solo and Two Fables", "Matilda", "Rhyme Stew and Ah", and, "Sweet Mystery of Life". The same year that "George's Marvellous Medicine" got publication he separated from Patricia Neal. 2 years later he got remarried to Felicity "Liccy" Crosland. In 1984 Dahl's second grandchild was born. 70th birthday as well as the birth of his third grandchild in 1986. Two years later his fourth grandchild was born. At the end of the 80's BFG, an animated film released. May, 1990, "Esio Trot" was published, and The Witches film was released. Later that year on the 23rd of November, 1990, Roald Dahl died at the age of 74. Even after his death the creation of Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity lives on. Four years after his death the birth of his 6th grandchild was born, and the publication of "Revolting Recipes" took place in 1994. In 1996 films of Dahl's "James and the Giant Peach" and "Matilda" released. Towards the end of the 90's The Roald Dahl Treasury was published. Now into the 2000's remakes of his work where made for instance, Tim Burtons "Charlie and The Chocolate factory". In 2006 the first Roald Dahl Day ever took place. The celebration continues into the 2007's and his 8th grandchild was born the same year. The Roald Dahl Funny Prize, the brainchild of Micheal Rosen, launches in 2008. In 2009 Wes Anderson released his movie version of Fantastic Mr. Fox. Multiple musicale adaptation of Roald Dahl's stories arrived on stage and some even landing on Broadway! On February 1st, 2010 the 50th anniversary of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory took place. Even years after Roald Dahl's death his stories live on and inspire people to this day, i think one of the reasons Roald Dahl became a writer was "I want to build something that lasts longer than me" - Hamilton (musical)