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Allan McKeown (born John Allan McKeown; 21 May 1946 – 24 December 2013) was a British television and stage producer.
27 déc. 2013 · Allan McKeown, who created and produced shows such as Birds of a Feather, Tracey Takes On and Jerry Springer: The Opera, died of prostate cancer on Christmas Eve 2013. He was married to comedian Tracey Ullman and had two children.
26 déc. 2013 · Tracey Ullman‘s husband of 30 years, producer Allan McKeown, died on Tuesday after a long battle with prostate cancer, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. He was 67.
27 déc. 2013 · Allan McKeown, who co-created and produced Tracey Ullman's comedy shows, passed away in 2013 after a prostate cancer battle. He was a former hairdresser who served celebrities like The Beatles and Elizabeth Taylor.
26 déc. 2013 · Allan McKeown, who created "Tracey Takes On" with his wife Tracey Ullman, passed away in 2013 at 67. He was a British TV and theater exec who also produced films, commercials and musicals.
Allan McKeown was born on 21 May 1946 in Ealing, Middlesex, London, England, UK. He was a producer and writer, known for Tracey Takes On... (1996), Get Carter (1971) and Lovejoy (1986). He was married to Tracey Ullman. He died on 24 December 2013 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
26 déc. 2013 · Allan McKeown, who with his wife Tracey Ullman created her TV series Tracey Takes On... at HBO and State Of The Union at Showtime, died December 24 at his Los Angeles home after battling...
