Entertainment & Arts
Spelling, the president and executive producer of Aaron Spelling Productions, received cash compensation of $25.89 million in the year ended July 31, 1986, according to a proxy statement mailed to shareholders.
Jan. 8, 1987
Television
Aaron Spelling is the most prolific producer in the history of prime-time TV. Why doesn’t he just relax and retire to Fantasy Island?
Sept. 8, 1996
Aaron Spelling, whose knack for tapping into the public’s taste for light entertainment made him both the most prolific and one of the wealthiest producers in television history, died Friday evening.
June 24, 2006
Two years ago, Aaron Spelling had an idea for a dramatic and, he thought, different television series about a divorced family as told through the eyes of a little boy.
March 26, 1989
Aaron Spelling Productions has named Douglas S. Cramer vice chairman and E.
Feb. 25, 1988
In Hollywood, always remember that television is not the movies.
Sept. 9, 1988
Money & Company
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March 27, 2009
The parallels between the WB’s ‘Grosse Pointe’ and the making of Aaron Spelling’s hit are unmistakable. Darren Star, a creator of both series, sorts it all out.
Sept. 22, 2000
Producer Aaron Spelling, lashing out at a court ruling that forced “Beverly Hills, 90210” out of a Hermosa Beach neighborhood, said that such incidents encourage filmmakers to work out of California.
Oct. 9, 1993
TV mogul Aaron Spelling, who died Friday at age 83 because of complications stemming from a stroke, left an indelible mark on the medium. “7th Heaven” creator Brenda Hampton, who worked closely with Spelling in recent years, recalls her friendship with the show’s executive producer. * The first time Aaron Spelling ever called me at home, I was grilling a steak, and as I watched from my kitchen window, it went up in flames and burned to a crisp.
June 26, 2006