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Berman was born to a Jewish family [1] [2] and raised in New York City. He attended college at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, receiving a degree in English and film production in 1967. [3] He first considered acting as a career, but decided not to pursue it because of the high degree of difficulty in gaining success.
- 1977–2005
- Star Trek
Not long after my Times story appeared (and shortly before Roddenberry expired), Star Trek: TNG producer Rick Berman suggested to Leonard Nimoy that he might wish to co-write his biography, I Am ...
Feb 11, 2021 · Stillwell proofread each script checking for errors, but of course, mistakes get made. After one such asterisk goof, Berman called Stillwell after hours, at home to “scream” at him. “I was ...
- Robin Zabiegalski
Dec 13, 2012 · The details were so dark they are almost comic—Berman’s father, Rick Berman, was the go-to lobbyist for almost every unsympathetic industry—cigarettes, alcohol, soft drinks—who wanted to...
Feb 8, 2011 · After only Gene Roddenberry, no name is more associated with the behind-the-scenes inner workings of Star Trek than Rick Berman. From 1987 to 2005, for a full 18 years, Berman served the Star Trek universe and, for most of it, he ran the show. He assumed the reins of The Next Generation as Roddenberry, in ill health, pulled back a few years ...
Mar 1, 2011 · Rick Berman Answers Your Questions - Part 1. Last month, we conducted a super-in-depth, 9,000-plus-word interview with former Star Trek executive producer Rick Berman. Many readers were surprised by Berman’s candor as he recounted his 18 years of captaining the Trek ship. As much ground as the three-part conversation covered, some fans still ...
Feb 10, 2011 · Rick Berman Looks Back at 18 Years of Trek - Part 3. And today, we conclude our extensive interview with former Star Trek producer Rick Berman. In part three of the conversation, Berman shares anecdotes about each of the four Next Generation features, considers whether or not he stuck around too long, shares his thoughts on Star Trek (2009) and ...
