The False One

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John Fletcher, a prominent Jacobean playwright, succeeded William Shakespeare as the house playwright for the King's Men and was highly influential in his time, rivaling Shakespeare's fame. He collaborated with Francis Beaumont and even co-wrote two plays with Shakespeare. While his reputation has diminished over the years, Fletcher is recognized as a key transitional figure bridging the Elizabethan popular tradition and the burgeoning drama of the Restoration period.