Film producer, writer and actor Burney Bose has died at the age of 79. His family told the Afghan National Police Agency. Bos died in his hometown of Amsterdam of cancer.

Borne Bos is considered one of the most important producers in the world of Dutch cinema and television in recent decades. In the 1970s he made programs for AVRO Radio such as Co The Ranger Show And Radio Noise Parrot.

Between 1984 and 1989 he was head of the Youth Department of the VPRO. Under his leadership, programs such as Theo and Thea, Rimbo and Rimbo And The butt is in the closet to make.

For his services he was named Broadcaster of the Year. In 1986 he co-founded the Sincade Youth Film Festival. Then Boss decided to try his luck as a producer of feature films.

Theo and Tia appeared on television in the 1980s and are part of Dutch television history. Watch the piece here:

With his own production company he was later responsible for cinematic successes such as Dolphie the werewolf, Yes, my sister, no, my sister. Please come And Minos.

Bose has won many Golden Calves with his films. In 2014, he received the Golden Calf Cultural Award in honor of his great contributions to the world of cinema. He put the Sinked Boss Festival in the spotlight in 2022 and showcased a large portion of his film and television work there.

Boss also wrote more than forty children’s books, including: My father lives in Rio, Knob And Granny Flutter. He also produced a film and two television series with these three titles. Some of his books have been published in more than twenty countries.

Until his death, Boss continued to work on several projects, including an animated film based on the Dicky Dick books. This movie is supposed to hit theaters in mid-2024.