Richard Easter
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Richard Easter is a British writer who has written scripts for many mainstream TV shows, including Top of the Pops 2, You've Been Framed, Eastenders, Coronation Street and Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
He was once Steve Wright's radio sidekick and was the writer of the hit song "I'll Be Back" by Synth-Pop group Arnee and the Terminators, debuting and peaking at no.17 on the UK charts[1].
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