Comedy Producer Bill Dare Dies at 64 After Overseas Accident

Bill Dare, known for his work on Spitting Image, Dead Ringers, and The Mary Whitehouse Experience, leaves behind a legacy of influential satire.

Bill Dare, a celebrated comedy writer and producer, passed away at 64 following an accident abroad, as confirmed by his agent.
Dare was instrumental in creating and producing iconic shows like Spitting Image, Dead Ringers, and The Now Show, which shaped British satire over decades.
Colleagues, including Jon Culshaw, David Baddiel, and Tracy-Ann Oberman, paid heartfelt tributes, highlighting his creativity, mentorship, and impact on their careers.
Dare's career spanned nearly 40 years, during which he pushed the boundaries of comedy and satire on both radio and television, earning BAFTAs and Emmys.
He is survived by his wife, Lucy, and daughter, Rebecca, with peers and fans mourning the loss of a comedic visionary.