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Leonard Goldberg was an American television producer and executive most known for his work on the "Charlie's Angels" franchise. Born in 1934, he began his career as a television director in the 1960s. Goldberg's breakthrough came in 1976 with the creation of "Charlie's Angels," a crime drama series featuring three female private investigators. The show became a global success and made Goldberg a household name. He later produced several spin-offs, including "Charlie's Angels: Town Angels." Goldberg also produced other notable series, including "Starsky & Hutch," "Fantasy Island," and "The Rockford Files." He received numerous awards for his work, including the Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series for "Charlie's Angels." Goldberg's legacy as a successful television producer continues to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide.