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Bernie Brillstein

package was "Hee Haw.” He has subsequently been instrumental in the generation of many products. By capitalizing on multi-talented Muppeteer Jim Henson's genius and ability to diversify into all mediums, Brillstein has broken barriers in both television and in the movies. Together with Henson, he launched "The Muppet Show" on network television at a time when it was unheard of for a network show to star “puppets." Brillstein also executive produced the award-winning TV series' "Alf” and "It's Garry Shandling's Show." In feature films, Brillstein's past credits as Executive Producer include such box office phenomenon's as "Ghostbusters,” "The Blues Brothers,” and "The Cable Guy." While CEO of Lorimar Film Entertainment, he produced "Action Jackson" and "Running on Empty.” In 1991 Brillstein partnered with associate Brad Grey and formed Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, one of the top multi-tiered, vertically integrated operations in the entertainment world. Among Brillstein-Grey’s series are "Just Shoot Me," "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher," and the critically acclaimed "The Sopranos." In November 1999, Brillstein's candid memoir, "Where Did I Go Right?" was released, telling of his rise from the mailroom at William Morris to becoming head of Brillstein-Grey.

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