Charles Shyer, Oscar-nominated Filmmaker and Creator of Classic Comedies, Dies at 83
Charles Shyer, celebrated for films like 'Father of the Bride' and 'Private Benjamin,' has passed away at 83, leaving behind a rich legacy in comedy.
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Charles Shyer, renowned screenwriter and director known for his acclaimed comedies including 'Private Benjamin' and 'Father of the Bride,' has died at 83. His family confirmed that Shyer passed away at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after a brief illness. Celebrated for his successful collaborations with ex-wife Nancy Meyers, his impactful career spanned five decades, yielding beloved films and a significant influence on Hollywood comedy. He is survived by four children and is remembered for his unique storytelling style that blended humor with relatable human experiences.
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