Only Fools writer John Sullivan dies

BBC director general Mark Thompson says John Sullivan’s sitcoms ‘will live on for years to come’ Scriptwriter John Sullivan has died at the age of 64, the BBC announced today. Most famous for creating the sitcoms Only Fools and Horses, Citizen Smith and Roger Roger, the writer died after a short illness. Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, said: “John created some of the UK’s most-loved comedies, from Only Fools and Horses to his most recent work, Rock & Chips. He had a unique gift for turning everyday life and characters we all know into unforgettable comedy. “His work will live on for years to come. We will miss him and we send our condolences to his family.” More details soon… Comedy BBC guardian.co.uk

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