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Ron Koslow, Screenwriter and Creator of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ TV Series, Dies at 81

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Ron Koslow, the screenwriter and producer best known as the creator of the CBS television series "Beauty and the Beast," died on October 7 at his home in Brentwood, California, at the age of 81. His family confirmed the death. Born on April 9, 1945, Koslow was raised between St. Louis and Los Angeles and attended the University of California, Berkeley.

In addition to his television work, Koslow established a career as a feature film screenwriter. He received sole screenplay credits for several films, including "Lifeguard," "Firstborn," and "Into the Night."

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Variety (US) Focuses on his television legacy, exact date and location of death, and early life details.
The Hollywood Reporter (US) Emphasizes his regional roots and highlights specific feature film screenplay credits.
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