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- Gary Nardino, former head of television production at Paramount and Orion, died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after suffering a stroke on Jan. 22. He was 62.
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Jan 31, 1998 · At the time of his death, he was co-president of North Hall Productions, the producer of the ''Pacific Blue'' TV series. He died from complications from a stroke at age 62. Television Executive.
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Feb 3, 1998 · Gary Nardino, the former president of Paramount Television behind such hit series as “Happy Days” and “Taxi” and the producer of the movie “Star Trek III,” has died. He was 62.
Gary Nardino, former head of television production at Paramount and Orion, died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after suffering a stroke on Jan. 22. He was 62.
Feb 5, 1998 · Gary Nardino, a television executive who was instrumental in bringing long-running programs like ''Happy Days,'' ''Cheers'' and ''Taxi'' into American homes, died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center...
Feb 3, 1998 · Mr. Nardino died Saturday from complications of a stroke he suffered January 22, a spokeswoman at North Hall Productions, where Nardino worked, said Monday.
Feb 4, 1998 · Gary Nardino, former president of Paramount Television responsible for such hit series as Happy Days and Taxi and the producer of such motion pictures as Star Trek III, has died. He was 62. Mr.
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