Bob Greenblatt’s rollercoaster ride as an executive over the past four years is a perfect illustration of the speed and magnitude of industry disruption.
’s rollercoaster ride as an executive over the past four years is a perfect illustration of the speed and magnitude of industry disruption.
He has self-published a number of hardback copies to share with friends and longtime colleagues. But he’s also discussing a broader publishing pact with a number of potentialAfter years of working with accomplished writers to develop TV shows, Greenblatt says it was humbling and invigorating to face the blank page every day.
Taking a long look in the rearview mirror helped him take stock of where the industry is headed. And that was a worthy exercise for an executive who is pursuing entrepreneurial ventures in TV, stage and other content opportunities. On paper, a show about a deeply dysfunctional family that runs a funeral home in Pasadena hardly has the makings of a successful TV series. But in the moment that “Six Feet Under” was birthed some 20-odd years ago, HBO was just starting to open the aperture of prestige television.
Of course, in the stranger-than-fiction way the world works, Greenblatt was head of programming for HBO rival Showtime by the time “Six Feet Under” wrapped its five-season run in 2005.
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