George Burditt

Screenwriter and producer of sitcoms

George Burditt - Screenwriter and producer of sitcoms
Born

July 29th, 1923
101 years ago

Died

June 25th, 2013
11 years ago — 89 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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A screenwriter and producer, major contributions included work on television sitcoms throughout the late 20th century. Created and wrote for the television series 'Three's Company', which gained significant popularity during its run. Contributed to the writing of 'The Golden Girls', another influential sitcom. Engaged in producing and writing for various other successful television shows, shaping comedic narratives of the era.

Created and wrote for 'Three's Company'

Wrote for 'The Golden Girls'

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