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Gary Propper became an entertainment promoter
in the early ‘70s, mentored by San Francisco rock impresario
Bill Graham. He is credited with discovering the
comic book and formulating the ideas behind the feature film Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles. His efforts resulted in the development
of a multi-billion dollar franchise including licensing deals, film
sequels, video sales, and a line of games and toys. Gary maintains
an ownership position in the rights to one of the largest grossing
independent films of all time.
As Director of Booking and Productions for
Fantasma Productions in Florida, Gary worked with almost
every major touring act at the time, including: Rush, The
Police, Bob Seger, Blondie, The Pretenders, Hank Williams Jr., Bob
Marley, The Kinks, Cheech & Chong, The Alman Brothers, and the
Red Hot Chili Peppers. |
Making history in live theater,
Gary created and operated the longest-running successful comedy tour
in the country for ten years with comedian Gallagher.
As his Manager and Executive Producer of fourteen Showtime
Comedy Specials, Gary created a marketing and advertising
campaign using cable television local avails in
co-promotion with cable operators and Showtime. By
doing this, Gary established himself as an innovative leader
in the business of selling entertainment.
Gary also managed and directed the career of the comedian Carrot
Top (Scott Thompson) for the past ten years. Gary was also
responsible for landing a $500 million dollar,
award-winning advertising campaign for Scott as the spokesman for
ATT.
Under the banner of Propper Entertainment, Gary has options on
many properties including Eyewitness, Pop Art, Freak Daddy,
Little Genius, The Highwaymen, Party at the Withehouse, Total Insanity,
Buster, and the Adventures of Tarah and Katie.
Gary is currently promoting & producing actor/comedian Jon
Lovitz, and also advises companies and individuals on marketing,
promotion, and production of their products. |
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