Herbert Franklin Solow facts for kids

Herbert Franklin Solow (born December 14, 1930 – died November 19, 2020) was an American who worked in movies and television. He was often called Herb Solow. He was a writer, producer, director, and even helped actors find jobs as a talent agent.

Early Life and Career

Herb Solow was born in 1930. He grew up to become a very important person in the entertainment world. He worked behind the scenes to create many TV shows and movies.

Working in Television

Solow became a vice president at MGM Television. This meant he was in charge of making many TV shows for the company. He helped produce popular shows like Medical Center. This show was about doctors and hospitals.

He also worked on Then Came Bronson, which was an adventure series. Another show he helped create was The Courtship of Eddie's Father. This was a family comedy about a father raising his son.

Professional Groups

Herb Solow was a member of several important groups in Hollywood. He belonged to the Writers Guild of America. This group protects the rights of writers. He was also part of the Directors Guild of America, which does the same for directors.

He was also a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). This is the group that gives out the famous Academy Awards (Oscars). Solow helped on committees for foreign films, documentaries, and special effects.

Later Life

Herb Solow passed away on November 19, 2020. He was 89 years old. He left behind a legacy of many popular TV shows and movies he helped bring to life.

See also

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