James Burrows, legendary sitcom director behind Friends and Cheers, dies at 85
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Casey Cooper-Fiske
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James Burrows, the legendary director behind iconic American sitcoms such as Friends and Cheers, has died at age 85. His passing has prompted tributes from stars including David Schwimmer, who described Burrows as a "father figure" who brought out the best in every actor and elevated every show he directed. Burrows' vision shaped some of television's most beloved comedies.
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Burrows brought out the best in every actor he ever worked with, and elevated every show he directed
A father figure to us all
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