Following Stan Rogow’s death this week, Hilary Duff shared a message of gratitude to the producer “who fought” to appear on the series Lizzie McGuire. Rogow died on December 7 at the age of 75.
“Writing this now brings back so many distant memories of a completely different life… A life in which I had absolutely no idea where I was going or how I was going to get there, but in which I had the eagerness and blind felt optimism. that “So it was.” so youth and your first chances to go one step further,” she posted on Instagram on Saturday.
She continued: “You have a lot of appreciation for the people who believe in you and see something in you for the first time, and for me it was a special, very special person who fought for me to get a role that my whole “Life would change …and I am so sad to hear today that he has passed away. Stan – thanks for thinking I had “that special thing”. Thanks for all the Lizzie adventures. Thank you for helping to create a reality I could never dream of. I am thinking of your family and your son Jackson at this time.
In addition to executive producer Lizzie McGuire (TV series and film), Rogow produced the musical series in 1982 fame for NBC. Both projects were nominated for an Emmy Award in the Outstanding Children’s Program category Lizzie McGuire and excellent drama series for fame.
Additional credits include Shannon’s deal (1990), Medieval (1992) and Wake Up Dead (2009).
Source: Deadline
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