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James Burrows, director of Friends and Cheers, dies at 85

James Burrows, director of Friends and Cheers, dies at 85
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Renowned television director James Burrows, known for his work on iconic sitcoms like Friends, Cheers, and Taxi, has passed away at age 85. Burrows was a pioneer of the multi-camera sitcom format and won 11 Emmy Awards during his career.

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Burrows was a highly influential figure in television history whose work defined the sitcom genre for several generations of global audiences.

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US director and television creator James Burrows, who worked behind the scenes on beloved comedies such as Friends, Cheers and Taxi.

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