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Aaron Thomas Korsh (born November 7, 1966) is an American television producer, writer, [1] and former investment banker. [2] Works. Korsh wrote for Everybody Loves Raymond, Just Shoot Me!, Love, Inc., Notes from the Underbelly, The Deep End and the USA Network series Suits, of which he is also the creator, and its spin-off Pearson. [3] [4]
Aug 24, 2023 · Aaron Korsh on what the explosive Netflix streaming numbers mean for the series' future as well as his own: "I don't think anybody needs to lose one second of sleep over how much money I'm...
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Suits is a comedy drama about a college dropout who works as a lawyer with Harvey Specter, one of New York City's best lawyers. The series, created by Aaron Korsh, stars Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Meghan Markle and others.
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Jul 16, 2019 · 'Suits' creator Aaron Korsh discusses the Gina Torres-centric spinoff 'Pearson,' why it's time for the original show to end and his scrapped plan to kill Jessica Pearson. By Emma Dibdin. July...
Aaron Korsh is a TV series creator, producer and writer who is best known for Suits (2011), Pearson (2019) and Suits: L.A. He has also worked on The Deep End, Paradise Pictures and other shows. See his biography, filmography, awards and contact info on IMDb.
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Suits creator Aaron Korsh talks to TV Guide about the bittersweet happy ending of the series, where Donna and Harvey get married and leave for Seattle. He also reveals the challenges of writing the finale, the cameo of Mike and Harvey, and the legacy of the show.
Jul 13, 2016 · Aaron Korsh talks about how he creates and writes the USA drama series Suits, which is back for Season 6. He reveals how far he plans ahead, how he decided to reveal Mike Ross's fraud, and how his previous career inspired the show.
