Allan McKeown, Tracey Ullman's Husband and Producer, Dies at 67


Tracey Ullman's satirical look at life in America today.
Tracey Ullman's satirical look at life in America today.
Allan McKeown, the husband of Tracey Ullman who also served as a producer and co-creator of her comedy shows, died at his Los Angeles home on Tuesday after a battle with prostate cancer, Variety reports. He was 67.

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We always knew Tracy Ullman was quite the impressionist, but we never knew what a true comedic genius she really was until we saw this Dina Lohan sketch from the premiere of her new series, Tracy Ullman’s State of the Union. Best line? "If your daughter’s heart cardiac arrests once in a night club, shame on you. If your daughter cardiac arrests twice, shame on me."
The hilarious British actress, Tracy Ullman (a self-proclaimed 'happy schizophrenic'), is hitting up Showtime with an all-new sketch comedy series featuring, of course, her laundry list of mimicked characters. Among our personal favorites has to be established celebrities. We give her a lot of credit for her Renee Zellweger—not just anyone could pull of the 'chronic narcissistic squint' as well as she can! Watch it now! | More online videosYour take: Which of Ullman’s character’s is your favorite?

English native Tracey Ullman has a unique perspective on the United States — actually, she has dozens. In her zany sketch-comedy series, Tracey Ullman's State of the Union (Fridays at 10 pm/ET, Showtime), the multitalented mimic will each week deliver a series of rapid-fire vignettes that capture a day in the life of America. We caught up with her for some insight into the method behind her madness. TVGuide.com: You sing, dance, act…. Is there anything you can't do?Tracey Ullman: I can't draw. Stick people come out! [Laughs] But, in general, I don't like to be pigeonholed. I'm lucky — I get to have a chance at anything. I'm a happy schizophrenic! TVGuide.com: Explain the concept of State of the Union.Ullman: We spend a day in America — from dawn to dusk
