He was one of the most prolific television directors of his era, directing or producing over two dozen television series. His credits include “Foxcatchers”, “The Waltons,” and “Dallas.” Asher’s works are often considered some of the most influential in the history of television.
During his time as a producer, Asher produced the popular fifties series Fibber McGee and Molly. While this
adaptation
was not a success, Asher came up with a series of musical pictures in the early 1960s. These films, starring Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon, were hit movies with teenagers. Asher also included old-time actors in these films. He portrayed fading Hollywood stars in “Muscle Beach Party,” “Peaches and Cream,” and “Scary Faces.” His films Bill Asher also
featured
scantily-clad surfers.
Asher’s venues became famous for extravagant parties and bold stunts. They were frequented by celebrities, and Asher was often the center of media attention. Some of his famous guests have performed at his PCL nightclub, including Jamie Fox and Justin Bieber. Two years after the parties ended, Asher sold his entertainment properties to Playboy for more than $130 million. However, the company’s success has not been without challenges.
Bill Asher was close to many influential people in the entertainment industry. He was a friend of President John F. Kennedy and Frank Sinatra and was also very close with Elizabeth Montgomery, the star of “Bewitched.” The two married in 1963 and divorced in 1973. The couple had four children. They had two sons and two daughters.
Bill Asher was born in New York. His mother, Lillian Bonner, was an actress. His father, Ephraim M. Asher, had been an associate producer of horror films. His family moved to Los Angeles when he was ten years old. His early career included working in the mailroom at Universal Studios. He then worked in television and co-directed the film “Leather Gloves” with Richard Quine.
Bill Asher graduated from Dartmouth College. He has a Bachelor of Science in Business, with an emphasis on marketing. He is a member of ICSC (Innovative Commerce Serving Communities). He has volunteered as a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles for more than twenty years. He enjoys golfing and traveling. In his free time, he spends time with his family.
Bill Asher was born on Aug. His parents were successful movie producers. His father worked for Universal Studios and specialized in horror films. His father died when he was eleven years old, and his mother had to raise his children on his own. His mother, Lillian Asher, was a Catholic. The Asher family moved to Los Angeles and Asher dropped out of school. He eventually joined the army as a photographer.
Bill Asher’s clients include some of the most famous guitarists in the industry. He has worked with Ben Harper and Jackson Browne, among others. He is also a sought-after luthier. If you’re an aspiring musician, consider buying a Bill Asher instrument. You’ll be glad you did!
Aside from being a lawyer, Bill Asher also has a long history of volunteering. In his spare time, he volunteers for Houston Volunteer Lawyers. He also serves as a mediator at the Hill County Dispute Resolution Center. He is also a member of the American Bar Association’s Center of Excellence in Governance.
Choate has a thriving M&A practice with a Tier 1 M&A group. The firm has extensive experience advising cross-border companies. Choate’s lawyers Brian Goldstein
and Frederick Callori are part of the team. Asher also has extensive experience in the life sciences and technology sector. His practice has expanded to include entrepreneurs, investors, and public companies