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07/01/2010
Nash incubates 'Dreamland' Nash Entertainment is going to "Dreamland," developing a biopic about the man who popularized baby incubators from a script by Christopher Murphey ("The Karate Kid").  03/11/2010
DreamWorks cuing up ‘Home Movies’ with writer Jared Stern Jared Stern has been hired to write the family comedy “Home Movies” for DreamWorks Studios, with Shawn Levy producing. The idea was originally hatched inside the studio, and Stern came aboard to help develop and write it. Nash Entertainment’s Bruce Nash and Bob Kosberg are producing with Levy. 09/25/2009
The Countdown Begins in October On truTV's New Series TOP 20 MOST SHOCKING Of all the extreme college pranks, harrowing escapes from death, and brainless stunts captured on video, which one is the very best? truTV sets out to answer that question with its newest original series: TOP 20 MOST SHOCKING. Building on the success of truTV's pulse-pounding hit series MOST SHOCKING, this new series ramps up the stakes, introducing a weekly countdown of the 20 best, all new, caught-on-tape moments that will leave no jaw un-dropped. 07/17/2009
Phillips taps scribes for 'Staycation' Warner Bros. has hired Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay to write "Staycation," a film that Todd Phillips will produce through his WB-based Green Hat Films banner. Phillips hatched the concept and brought it to Manfredi and Hay. The title gives a clue to the story, but Phillips and the studio would not divulge a logline, though sources said that, as with Phillips' comedies like "The Hangover," this will be a male-driven laffer.
 04/21/2009Short and funny clips fuel a long and serious career Bruce Nash's clip shows on pets gone bad and cheating spouses used to prompt TV executives to apologize publicly, but appreciate the good ratings privately. Now, thanks to the video-clip craze, Nash's shows are on multiple networks and in multiple countries.
04/07/2009
"Amazing Sports Stories": Sports Emmy noms amaze producer Bruce Nash Before Bruce Nash became a prolific producer of unscripted television, he was a prolific author of books, mostly about sports. He wrote and co-wrote numerous titles, many of them compilations of stories that epitomize the nature of various sports and the personalities that make them tick. Every one of his books ("Baseball Hall of Shame," "Amazing But True Fishing Stories," "Amazing But True Dog Tales," etc.), even the light-hearted "Sports Hall of Shame" series, required a ton of research.  01/29/2008New Discovery Channel Show Goes for 'Rush' Discovery Channel is pushing the action with a new series called "Adrenaline Rush Hour." The series from Nash Entertainment—best known for its reality shows "World’s Most Amazing Videos" for Spike TV and "Most Shocking" for truTV—goes beyond explosions, rescues and stunts gone wrong, said network President and General Manager John Ford.  09/16/2008Scribes penciled in for 'Drawn' Fox 2000 is drawing on scribes Keith Merryman and David A. Newman to pen the Katherine Heigl action-comedy "Drawn Together." Details of the project are being kept under wraps. The studio would only say the film centers on an electronics designer who meets the woman of his dreams, only to find out that she's not who she seems to be. 10/11/2007Nash loosening his grip on reality Veteran reality TV producer Bruce Nash is expanding his Nash Entertainment into scripted series and features. The first property Nash hopes to turn into a series or a feature is "Masked Magician," an upcoming Virgin Comics graphic novel about a man who uses illusions to fight crime. "Magician" is inspired by the lead character in Nash's five unscripted "Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed" specials, which aired on Fox in the late 1990s and are now being rebroadcast on MyNetworkTV. 08/03/2007New practice for Dr. Heigl: film producer Katherine Heigl, who already has navigated the transition from television to film, is ready to embark on a new role as producer. Heigl and her manager and mother, Nancy Heigl, have formed a production shingle and set up an untitled action-comedy at Fox 2000 that also will serve as an acting vehicle for the actress. Spyglass also is on board to produce the project, whose plot is being kept confidential.  03/26/2007Nash waves wand over magic tale Nash Entertainment is resurrecting the Masked Magician -- but this time as the lead character in a graphic novel to be produced by Virgin Comics. The Masked Magician was the star of Nash's five "Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed" specs, which scored big ratings for Fox in the late 1990s. |
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