Reg Grundy, the producer behind soap opera Neighbours, has died at 92.
The Australian producer, who also presented his country's version of Wheel of Fortune, passed away in Bermuda where had lived with his wife Joy since 1982, according to the BBC.
Sydney native Grundy's shows were hits around the world and also included The Young Doctors and Prisoner: Cell Block H.
The media mogul founded Grundy Productions in 1959.
Grundy Worldwide was sold to the media conglomerate Pearson Plc in April 1995. It later became known as FremantleMedia Australia.
The current CEO of FremantleMedia Australia, Ian Hogg, hailed Grundy as an "icon" and said his "innate understanding of great storytelling and entertainment lives on today" through programmes like Neighbours which are still running.