An actor from this family named his cottage for The Count of Monte Cristo after starring in a dramatic adaptation of it over 6,000 times. That cottage inspired (-5[1])the setting of a play by an author from this family about (10[1])16-year-old Richard Miller, which begins on July 4. (10[1])An actress from this family dated J. D. Salinger and was disowned (10[1])by her father for eloping with Charlie Chaplin. (10[1])Phil Hogan’s landlord James is based on (10[1])a member (10[1])of this real-life family in the [emphasize] sequel to a (10[1])play in which a (-5[1])fictionalized member of this family complains about a (10[1]-5[1])foghorn. An (10[1])author from this family (-5[1])wrote A Moon for the (-5[1])Misbegotten as (10[1])part of a (10[1])series of (10[1])plays that fictionalized his (-5[1])morphine-addict (10[2])mother as Mary (10[1]-5[1])Tyrone. For 10 (10[3])points, what family was (10[1])fictionalized by one of its members in (10[1])Long Day’s (10[1])Journey into (10[3])Night? (10[8]0[8])■END■