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  • Birth Place: Chicago, IL
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 10/08/1952, Libra
  • Profession: Director; producer; screenwriter; journalist
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VIDEO: Episode 106

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Episode 106
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Length: 43:00
Posted: 10/13/2011

There's no place like home -- Lisa (Maite Schwartz) returns from Las Vegas feeling great about her performance but is devastated when John (O.T. Fagbenle) isn?t sure he wants to move forward with their relationship. Dylan?s (Bitsie Tulloch) landlord decides to evict the entire building when Vanessa (Majandra Delfino) gets in a fight with a mentally unstable woman in the building. Dylan and Eric (Mike Faiola) start a campaign with other tenants in the apartments to stop the sale of the building. Michelle Lombardo and Kevin Christy also star. watch

VIDEO: Episode 105

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Episode 105
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Length: 43:00
Posted: 10/13/2011

Finding your way in the world -- Dylan?s (Bitsie Tulloch) mother (guest star Lolita Davidovich) decides to make a surprise visit causing Eric (Mike Faiola) to crash at Danny?s (David Walton) house. John (O.T. Fagbenle) asks Lisa (Maite Schwartz) to join his band. Danny, Vanessa (Majandra Delfino) and Andy (Kevin Christy) decide to document Lisa?s band trip to Las Vegas. watch

VIDEO: Episode 104

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Episode 104
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Length: 43:00
Posted: 10/13/2011

It's hard to say goodbye -- Jed (Scott Michael Foster) gets shocking news from home and quickly flies home to be with his family. Debra (Michelle Lombardo) struggles to gain her independence from her father by quitting the family business. Dylan (Bitsie Tulloch) tries to deny her feelings for Eric (Mike Faiola). Lisa (Maite Schwartz) takes a chance and decides to try out for a band. David Walton and Kevin Christy also star. watch

Edward Zwick: Videos

Shakespeare In Love
Shakespeare In Love
Abandon
Basic Training

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Defiance
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Blood Diamond
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Defiance (2008)
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Blood Diamond

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Episode 101 - Pilot

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Year Title Description
2010 Love And Other Drugs Movie, Writer
2010 Love And Other Drugs Movie, Producer
2010 Love And Other Drugs Movie, Director
2008 Defiance Movie, Producer
2008 Quarterlife TV Show Series, Creator

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Could quarterlife - and the Strike - Herald TV's Online Revolution?

Get ready for the future of TV, because it's here. On Nov. 11, a new drama series, quarterlife, premieres on MySpace. Why should you care? Because for one thing, it's the brainchild of Emmy-winning writers-producers Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick (thirtysomething, My So-Called Life, Once and Again). And it's being touted as the first "network-quality" series created specifically for the Web. Whether or not the show takes off, it's a sign that the times are changing. And with the Writers Guild strike in full swing, more Hollywood scribes may find a creative outlet, like Herskovitz and Zwick, by writing directly for the Internet read more

My So-called Life Creators Taking to the 'Net

Sick and tired of being bossed around by network suits, Marshall Herskovitz and Edward Zwick — the guys behind thirtysomething and My So-called Life — have decided to broadcast their new series, the post-college drama Quarterlife, exclusively on MySpace.com (starting Nov. 11). Did I say "new show"? It's not entirely new. It aired once on ABC in 2005, then got yanked after its makers clashed with Alphabet brass. This time around, however, there are 35 more episodes at the ready. Can Cavemen say that? read more

Keeping the (Friday Night) Lights On

I usually save these things for the Ask Matt Q&A, but I opened the following e-mail from Bill C shortly before watching this week’s episode of Friday Night Lights, and it haunted me (and, frankly, annoyed me) throughout the episode, which I found to be one of the most accessibly and endearingly entertaining of the entire season.Here’s what Bill wrote: “Would it be a real tragedy if Friday Night Lights got canceled? It’s not like we’re talking about a show that, however good it is, does not [sic] match the consistency and creative heights of superior shows like 24, House and Grey’s Anatomy.”Way to use the double negative there, a bit of a metaphor considering the disdain shown for one of the finest dramas network TV has produced in years.In my world of TV appreciation, which has to be flexible enough to include everything from guilty pleasures to reality shows, there are two types of top-tier TV. First and foremost, there are the great entertain... read more

About 20 years or so ago, ...

Question: About 20 years or so ago, there was a movie on TV about the dropping of nuclear bombs that was like a live news telecast from CNN or something similar it; I think there was a continuous line at the bottom of the screen saying it was just a movie, not real. They only showed it once and said they would never show it again. What was the name of this movie, and is it available on DVD or has it been destroyed?Answer: You're looking for Special Bulletin (1983), which was formatted as a series of special news bulletins from local channel RBS charting an escalating nuclear crisis in Charleston. It was directed by Edward Zwick and cowritten and coproduced by Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz, who subsequently worked together on projects ranging from TV's thirtysometh read more

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