Bill Wright

Bill wright is an English writer, producer, and director. He was born in 1912. Some of his works as a writer and producer include Mastermind, a game show television series released in 1972 having 304 episodes, created by Bill Wright, starring John Humphrys, Magnus Magnusson, and Clive Myrie. He worked in Celebrity Mastermind, a game show television series that aired in 2003 having 102 episodes, directed by Bill Wright, and starring John Humphrys, Clive Myrie, and Adrian Edmondson. He worked in Quiz Ball, a game show television series that aired in 1966, starring David Vine, John Witty, and Ted Moult. He worked in Television Top of the Form, a television series game show that aired in 1962 having 23 episodes, starring Geoffrey Wheeler, John Dunn, and Clive Roslin.

Bill worked in Song Boat, a musical mini-television series that aired in 1964, starring Johnny Pearson, Douglas Squires, and David Kernan. He worked in Sportsview, a sports television series that aired in 1954, starring Peter Dimmock, Harry Carpenter, and Kenneth Wolstenholme. He also worked in Let’s Imagine, a family travel documentary television series that aired in 1961, starring Kenneth Horne, Johnny Morris, and Michael Flanders. Some of his works in which he worked as a director include Tunes of Glory, a family television mini-series that aired in 1963, starring the Royal Military School of Music Band, Basil Brown, and Brian Horrocks. He also worked in Eye on Research, a documentary television series that aired in 1957, starring Robert Reid, Raymond Baxter, and Albert Fogg. He passed away on 1 January 1980.