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Award-winning TV director who made his feature debut with the concert documentary, "Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl" (1982) and his first fictional feature, the supernatural comedy, "The Butcher's Wife" in 1991. Hughes began his career with the BBC in his native England where he served as a producer and director for 17 years and as head of entertainment for two; his British comedy series include "Ripping Yarns" and "The Two Ronnies." Hughes moved to the United States in 1980 and has subsequently specialized in directing comedy series including "The Golden Girls" (1985-90), "Square
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Produced and directed TV shows for the BBC for 17 years
Produced the BBC musical, "She Loves Me" (broadcast on PBS in 1979)
1982
Co-directed the concert film "Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl"
1985
Directed "The Golden Girls" TV series for five years
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