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David W. Duclon

Biography

David W. Duclon

Overview

  • Born
    April 27, 1950 · USA
  • Died
    January 15, 2025 · Franklin, Tennessee, USA (long illness)
  • Birth name
    Warren David Duclon
  • Nickname
    • Dave

Mini bio

  • Warren David Duclon ( aka David W. Duclon) was born in Rockford, Illinois and is a graduate of Rockford West Public High School. Duclon married his only spouse, Deborah in 1980, the couple divorced in 2003. They are parents to one daughter, (she is a fashion stylist in N.Y.C). Deborah is very involved in community fund raising and philanthropy in Los Angeles,California (2015). 'Deborah J Duclon'- qv is credited with writing one episode of the television sitcom, Silver Spoons. Deborah is from an acting family. Warren David Duclon, peaked in the 1980-1990 sitcom era of Silver Spoons, Family Ties. Punky Brewster as staff writer with some producer credits.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Andy Bandues

Family

  • Spouse
      Deborah J. Duclon(November 22, 1980 - 2003) (divorced, 1 child)

Trivia

  • Is related to Cherie Johnson who starred as Maxine Johnson on the hit TV series Family Matters (1989).
  • Last name is pronounced "doo-CLAHN," with the emphasis on the second syllable.
  • As Duclon continued his career in television, he clearly had a knack for sitcoms. He joined Happy Days, starring Henry Winkler and Ron Howard, as a writer in 1976, as well as Laverne & Shirley, starring Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams, that same year. He also served as a producer on the latter.
  • Duclon earned two Emmy nominations for the show, for best children's program in 1986 and 1986.
  • Throughout his TV career, Duclon wrote eight episodes of The Jeffersons and also served as an executive producer on Norman Lear's hit series.

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