James Burrows, legendary director of sitcoms, dies aged 85 - US media
Summary
James Burrows, a well-known director of many popular American TV comedies, has died at age 85. He directed more than 1,000 episodes of famous shows like Cheers, Friends, The Big Bang Theory, and Will & Grace during his 50-year career.Key Facts
- James Burrows died peacefully at age 85, confirmed by his attorney.
- He co-created the hit TV show Cheers.
- Burrows directed over 1,000 episodes of popular sitcoms.
- His work includes Friends, The Big Bang Theory, and Will & Grace.
- He won 11 Emmy Awards and five Directors Guild of America Awards.
- His family called him a legendary director and mentor in TV comedy.
- Burrows' career lasted more than five decades and influenced many in television.
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