David Nevins (television producer)
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| Occupation | Television writer and producer |
David Nevins is an American television producer and screenwriter. He is currently president of entertainment at Showtime.[1]
He was the executive producer of Fox comedy series Arrested Development. For this work on the show, he earned five Emmy nominations, and won one with the series when it won Outstanding Comedy Series in 2004.
Nevins has since done work producing both the CBS drama Shark and the NBC drama Friday Night Lights. In the case of Friday Night Lights, Nevins assisted in adapting the series from its root as both a book and a movie. He also serves as executive producer for the show. He is an executive producer for the crime drama Lie to Me.
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