Susan Harris

Screenwriter & producer of 'Soap'

Susan Harris - Screenwriter & producer of 'Soap'
Born

October 28th, 1940
84 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A prominent screenwriter and producer, contributions include the creation of the groundbreaking television series 'Soap', which humorously addressed serious social issues. Also created the sitcom 'Empty Nest', which spun off from 'The Golden Girls'. Worked on various other television projects and developed a reputation for innovative storytelling and compelling character development.

Created the TV series 'Soap'

Produced 'Empty Nest'

Developed 'The Golden Girls'

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