@prefix dbpedia-owl: . @prefix dbpedia: . dbpedia-owl:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix ns2: . ns2:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Hot_Metal dbpedia-owl:author dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix ns4: . dbpedia:Hot_Metal ns4:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Jonathan_Creek dbpedia-owl:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns4:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Love_Soup dbpedia-owl:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns4:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia-owl:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns4:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns4:author dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix ns5: . dbpedia:One_Foot_in_the_Grave ns5:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Renwick dbpprop:disambiguates dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix rdf: . @prefix ns7: . dbpedia:David_Renwick rdf:type ns7:PeopleFromLuton , ns7:LivingPeople , dbpedia-owl:Artist , dbpedia-owl:Person , dbpedia-owl:Writer , ns7:EnglishTelevisionWriters . @prefix owl: . dbpedia:David_Renwick rdf:type owl:Thing ; dbpprop:name "David Renwick"@en . @prefix ns9: . dbpedia:David_Renwick ns9:birthName "David Peter Renwick" . @prefix xsd: . dbpedia:David_Renwick ns9:birthDate "1951-09-04"^^xsd:date ; ns9:birthPlace dbpedia:Luton , dbpedia:Bedfordshire ; ns9:occupation dbpedia:Screenwriter ; dbpedia-owl:genre dbpedia:Television . @prefix ns11: . dbpedia:David_Renwick ns11:genre dbpedia:Television . @prefix ns12: . dbpedia:David_Renwick owl:sameAs ns12:David_Renwick , . @prefix foaf: . dbpedia:David_Renwick foaf:name "David Renwick" . @prefix ns14: . dbpedia:David_Renwick foaf:page ns14:David_Renwick . @prefix ns15: . dbpedia:David_Renwick ns15:notableWork dbpedia:Jonathan_Creek , dbpedia:One_Foot_in_the_Grave ; dbpprop:reference , . @prefix rdfs: . dbpedia:David_Renwick rdfs:label "David Renwick"@fi , "David Renwick"@en ; dbpedia-owl:birthName "David Peter Renwick" ; dbpedia-owl:birthDate "1951-09-04"^^xsd:date ; dbpedia-owl:birthPlace dbpedia:Bedfordshire , dbpedia:Luton ; ns9:nationality dbpedia:British_people ; dbpedia-owl:occupation dbpedia:Screenwriter ; dbpprop:abstract "David Peter Renwick (born 4 September 1951) is an English television writer, best known for creation of the sitcom One Foot in the Grave and the mystery series Jonathan Creek. Before beginning his full-time comedy writing career, he worked as a journalist on his home town newspaper, the Luton News. On beginning his comedy career, he initially worked in a team with writing partner Andrew Marshall, the pair of them providing material to popular sketch shows such as The Two Ronnies and Not the Nine O'Clock News during the late 1970s and early 80s. One of the most celebrated sketches he wrote for the former was a parody of the BBC quiz programme Mastermind, where a \"Charlie Smithers\" chose to answer questions on the specialist subject \"Answering the question before last\". They also wrote The Burkiss Way for BBC Radio 4, occasionally accompanied by other writers on early episodes. Their short-lived LWT series for ITV, End of Part One, was an attempt to transfer Burkiss-style humour to television. Later in the 1980s they also wrote for the sketch show Alexei Sayle's Stuff and Spike Milligan's There's a Lot of It About. In 1982 they penned the comedy drama serial Whoops Apocalypse for LWT, based on the insanity of international politics in the age of nuclear weapons, and four years later they adapted the screenplay (changing most of the characters and situations completely) into a feature film version. In 1983 they wrote The Steam Video Company for Thames Television, a short comedy series based on very silly parodies of famous novels. This was followed in 1986 by Hot Metal for LWT, a six-part satire of the tabloid newspaper industry starring Robert Hardy, Geoffrey Palmer and John Gordon Sinclair. The show was a critical success and returned for a further six episodes in 1988 with a revised cast of Robert Hardy, Richard Wilson and Caroline Milmoe. Renwick began writing solo in 1990 when he created the sitcom One Foot in the Grave, starring Richard Wilson, which was highly successful and went on to be a popular hit for the following decade. It also ran for four seasons as an American re-make entitled Cosby, starring Bill Cosby, although this is generally regarded as a poor adaptation of the original. In 1997, Renwick devised the comedy-drama Jonathan Creek, based around the crime-solving abilities of the eponymous designer of magic tricks, played by comedian Alan Davies. As of 2009, twenty-seven episodes have been produced across four short-run series and three Christmas specials. The slow rate of production is partly due to Renwick's writing of the episodes, which he describes as being a painstaking process in which the intricacies of the plots take several months to work out. He has also written for 'straight' television drama, contributing episodes to ITV's famous adaptations of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot mysteries, starring David Suchet. Renwick's fondness for rationalist murder mysteries with supernatural overtones, later developed fully in Jonathon Creek is evident in elements he added to the Poirot adaptations. In 1992, Renwick and co-writer Michael Baker received an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America for the Poirot episode \"The Lost Mine\", which aired in the U.S. as part of the PBS anthology series Mystery!. Most recently, another comedy-drama Renwick has penned, entitled Love Soup, starring Tamsin Greig and Michael Landes, premiered on BBC One on 27 September 2005. Renwick, and his ex writing partner Marshall, had cameo roles in an episode of the series as members of a television sitcom scriptwriting team. He was awarded the Writers Guild Ronnie Barker Award at the British Comedy Awards 2008."@en , "David Renwick on brittil\u00E4inen radio- ja televisiok\u00E4sikirjoittaja. H\u00E4nen tunnetaan parhaiten televisiosarjoista Toinen jalka haudassa ja Jonathan Creek \u2013 illuusioiden mestari. Ennen k\u00E4sikirjoittajan uraa Renwick ty\u00F6skenteli Luton Newsin toimittajana. Yhteisty\u00F6ss\u00E4 Andrew Marshallin kanssa h\u00E4n kirjoitti radiokomedian The Burkiss Way ja televisiosarjat Whoops Apocalypse sek\u00E4 Alexei Sayle's Stuff. Renwick on my\u00F6s tehnyt k\u00E4sikirjoituksia Hercule Poirot -televisiosarjaan."@fi ; rdfs:comment "David Peter Renwick (born 4 September 1951) is an English television writer, best known for creation of the sitcom One Foot in the Grave and the mystery series Jonathan Creek. Before beginning his full-time comedy writing career, he worked as a journalist on his home town newspaper, the Luton News."@en , "David Renwick on brittil\u00E4inen radio- ja televisiok\u00E4sikirjoittaja. H\u00E4nen tunnetaan parhaiten televisiosarjoista Toinen jalka haudassa ja Jonathan Creek \u2013 illuusioiden mestari. Ennen k\u00E4sikirjoittajan uraa Renwick ty\u00F6skenteli Luton Newsin toimittajana. Yhteisty\u00F6ss\u00E4 Andrew Marshallin kanssa h\u00E4n kirjoitti radiokomedian The Burkiss Way ja televisiosarjat Whoops Apocalypse sek\u00E4 Alexei Sayle's Stuff. Renwick on my\u00F6s tehnyt k\u00E4sikirjoituksia Hercule Poirot -televisiosarjaan."@fi ; dbpedia-owl:nationality dbpedia:British_people ; dbpedia-owl:notableWork dbpedia:Jonathan_Creek , dbpedia:One_Foot_in_the_Grave . @prefix skos: . dbpedia:David_Renwick skos:subject . @prefix ns18: . dbpedia:David_Renwick skos:subject ns18:Edgar_Award_winners , ns18:People_from_Luton , ns18:Living_people , ns18:English_television_writers . @prefix ns19: . dbpedia:David_Renwick dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns19:infobox_writer ; dbpprop:nationality dbpedia:British_people ; dbpprop:notableworks dbpedia:One_Foot_in_the_Grave , dbpedia:Jonathan_Creek ; dbpprop:genre dbpedia:Television ; dbpprop:birthPlace dbpedia:Luton , dbpedia:Bedfordshire ; dbpprop:occupation dbpedia:Screenwriter ; dbpprop:birthname "David Peter Renwick"@en . @prefix ns20: . dbpedia:David_Renwick dbpprop:birthdate ns20:Bda ; dbpprop:subject dbpedia:Situation_comedy ; dbpprop:spouse "Eleanor Hogarth (1994\u2013present)"@en . @prefix ns21: . dbpedia:David_Renwick dbpprop:hasPhotoCollection ns21:David_Renwick . @prefix ns22: . ns22:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns22:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:director dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns22:director dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:director dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Victor_Meldrew dbpprop:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick . dbpedia:Whoops_Apocalypse ns5:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpedia-owl:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick ; ns2:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:creator dbpedia:David_Renwick ; dbpprop:writer dbpedia:David_Renwick . @prefix yago: . yago:David_Renwick owl:sameAs dbpedia:David_Renwick .