Robert Crichton (novelist) - Family

Family

Crichton was married to Judy Crichton, the first woman documentary producer at CBS Reports, CBS's documentary unit, and the founding executive producer of the PBS historical documentary series, The American Experience. They had four children: Sarah Crichton, publisher and writer; Rob Crichton, lawyer; Jennifer Crichton, teacher and writer. Susan Crichton is deceased.

A brother, Andrew S. Crichton, was a senior editor at Sports Illustrated from its founding in 1954 until 1976. A nephew, Kyle Crichton, is an editor on the Foreign Desk of The New York Times.

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