He also directed three B-movies, including Monkey Knife Fight. Asher has also worked as a screenwriter.
Director of I Love Lucy
During the early 1960s, William Asher branched out from the horror films he had been directing at Universal into a new series of musical pictures. He also helmed the first 10 episodes of the Danny Thomas Show. His work translated successful characters on television into the screen.
Asher was one of the last major figures of the original television generation. He helmed many of the sitcoms that helped define the genre. He was also one of the first to use the multiple camera system, which allowed for simultaneous shooting. Asher also produced several low-budget films. He co-produced Leather Gloves with Richard Quine for Columbia.
After a period of time in Los Angeles, Asher moved back to New York with his mother. There, he landed his first television directing job. He worked on several series for Desilu. His last series credit was an episode of Crazy Like a Fox.
Producer of Bewitched
Among the many television producers to have an impact on American pop culture, one of the most significant was William Asher. He was the producer of Bewitched for the show’s entire run. He also directed the show’s first episode, “Job Switching”, and was responsible for directing a majority of the episodes. He also produced Gidget and Beach Blanket Bingo. He died of complications from Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 90.
Asher has also directed many other shows, including The Patty Duke Show, The Paul Lynde Show, Marcus Welby M., Harper Valley P., and Crazy Like a Fox. He has won two Emmy Awards for his directorial work, the first for “I Love Lucy” and the other for “Make Room for Daddy.” He is also the producer of “Weird Science” and “Fireball 500.” He also directed episodes of “Big Town”, “Fibber McGee and Molly”, “Donna Reed Show”, “Miller’s Crossing“, and “Racket Squad”. He has also directed “The Thin Man” and “The Twenty-Seventh Day”. He also directed the President’s surprise birthday celebration.
Director of three B-movies
Known as the man who helmed the “Leather Gloves” for Columbia, Bill Asher is a jack of all trades. From his days directing horror flicks at Universal to his stints as a producer, Asher has always been a part of the entertainment industry. He is survived by his wife Rebecca, 10 grandchildren and seven stepgrandchildren. His modest Hollywood Hills home was sold for $5 in December.
The best known of Asher’s films is probably the ‘Tomb of Ligeria’. Price’s appearance was actually the first in a series of four films he did during the early 1960s. He also did the aforementioned and some other notable films during this period. Other notable Asher films include: The Thin Man, The Danny Thomas Show, and Big Town. His last film was The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, starring Will Hutchins, in 1976.
Entrepreneur
Having worked in several industries including television, nightclubs and gambling, Bill Asher is one of the most accomplished entrepreneurs of our time. With a career spanning over thirty years, he has struck gold many times along the way.
Bill Asher started his career with the Playboy Entertainment Group at the age of 31. At that time, the company was facing a dilemma: what to do about
softcore
adult content. After a year and a half, Asher hired the best talent he could find and transformed the company into a powerhouse in the industry. He also managed to turn Playboy’s stock from $6 to $34 on the NYSE.
Asher’s best known venture, the 1AM Music Network, was a revolutionary product. It changed the television and
satellite
industry. It was not only the first music network to use a live DJ, it was also the first to offer bottle service.
Monkey Knife Fight
Founded by billionaire Bill Asher, Monkey Knife Fight has set out to redefine the way fantasy sports are played. In a traditional DFS game, players select rosters and manage salary caps.These contests usually involve keeping tabs Bill Asher on several games.
With Monkey Knife Fight, players pick winning wagers before the games. This makes the user experience more enjoyable. The site offers several game styles, including prop bets and loaded parlay-type contests. In addition to sports, Monkey Knife Fight also offers games on esports.
The site lists its terms and conditions on the left side of its desktop. Users can also contact the company via email. The FAQ section is also informative and provides information on the company’s policies and privacy practices.
Monkey Knife Fight’s founder, Bill Asher, is an expert in fantasy sports. He knows every player in the league. He also knows all the variables that go into each game. He knows the value of athletes and understands the influence they have on fans. He wants to bring the experience of a sports fan back into DFS games