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Marc Wilmore, screenwriter of The Simpson, died on the night of Sunday, January 31 after a series of complications in his fight against the coronavirus COVID-19 that he was suffering. His brother Larry Wilmore reported this on his Twitter account, where he explained the topic of the disease and delivered a heartfelt message to the writer.
My dear, dear brother, Marc Edward Wilmore, passed away tonight. while fighting COVID and other conditions that have caused you pain for yearsLarry posted.
My dear, dear brother, Marc Edward Wilmore, passed away last night fighting COVID and other conditions that had been hurting him for many years. My brother was the kindest, gentlest, funniest lion of an angel I have ever known. I love you little brother. pic.twitter.com/Zhcg1U4Evr
– Larry Wilmore (@larrywilmore) February 1, 2021
Marc Wilmore worked as a screenwriter on the show Life in Color in the 1990s. He also made some imitations of famous people in United States show business until he was part of the yellow family world of screenwriting.
Wilmore joined the team for Season 13 of The Simpsons where he became executive producer. He also wrote scripts for host Jay Leno’s television show.
The fact is, you don’t have to worry.