Warren Littlefield seems to be a man for all seasons, at least in the world of television. He spent most of the 1980s as executive vice president of NBC Entertainment, helping mentor Brandon Tartikoff lead programs like “Must-Have TV”. Seinfeld, regards, Cosby, Y golden girls among others. He then spent the 1990s as president of NBC Entertainment, bringing many classics to the world, including ER, Frasier, Friends, The West Wing, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Willy & Grace, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Crazy About You and many others. Bob Balaban played Littlefield in the TV movie, afternoon shift from the late night television wars, where he was the protagonist of Carson the show tonight Before the capture of Leno. But with the turn of the century, he also made an entirely new television career for Littlefield, who successfully navigated the streamer cable television landscape and found himself on a new Emmy-winning career as a producer of many blockbusters. like FX. fargo and Hulu sewing story The latter became the first television series to win Best Drama Series at the Emmys. Recently his latest series, An old man It debuted with the participation of Jeff Bridges and is now in its second season. And now its Hulu limited series, Dopsik It garnered critical acclaim and earned 14 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Limited Series. Littlefield joins me today for my Deadline video series, behind the goal And he talks about all this and more with key insights into how everything is changing, the state of network television, and how it has become one of the most prolific producers of the new era of quality television. To watch our conversation, simply click on the link above.
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