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Apr 29, 2014 · Network President Fred Silverman, inspired by the Paul Newman film “Fort Apache, the Bronx,” wanted a cop show. The project fell into the hands of producers Steven Bochco and Michael Kozoll at ...
Apr 2, 2018 · Iconic producer Steven Bochco has died at 74. These 5 shows explain how he changed TV. From Hill Street Blues to Cop Rock, the iconic producer found new ways to tell stories on television. by ...
Around the same time he read Bochco and Kozoll's pilot script, Hoblit saw the PBS documentary The Police Tapes, a gritty, despairing portrait of police work in the Bronx, directed by Oscar-winning documentarians Alan and Susan Raymond.
About Mick Belker: I had known Steven (Bochco) since we were at Carnegie Tech together and when he got the commission for Hill Street he said he could get me a part in it. That part was John LaRue, but when I read the script I could see the potential for Belker.
Apr 2, 2018 · BIANCULLI: Taken together, "Hill Street Blues" and "NYPD Blue" completely changed the TV landscape.
Mar 13, 1998 · After a string of coincidences had led him to the door of Steven Bochco in the Seventies, he directed the pilot for Hill Street Blues. The show's documentary feel - the extended takes, the...
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Sep 23, 1990 · That is, there is no reason to work on another cop show if you have already created and produced the show that redefined the police action genre on television, as Mr. Bochco did with ''Hill...
