Norman Aladjem
Norman Aladjem is a Hollywood talent manager and producer.[1]. As an immigrant child from Uruguay, he started with nothing but the support of his principled, hard-working family and a strong desire to make something of himself. Currently CEO of Mainstay Entertainment, a talent management and television/film production company, Norman has carved a niche for himself in the entertainment industry. And now, an author - his first book, From Me To You, is due out August 7, 2018[2]
Aladjem received his law degree from UCLA and his B.A. in English from CWRU. He started his career as an attorney, and then segued to becoming a talent agent before becoming a manager and producer. As a producer, he has produced several feature films, including SIMPLE WEDDING, starring Tara Grammy, Rita Wilson, and Shoreh Agdashloo; JIMMY VESTVOOD, starring Maz Jobrani and John Heard, and FIREWALKER, starring Louis Gossett, Jr. and Chuck Norris. On the television side, he is the Executive Producer of the comedy series BLACK JESUS, now in its third season, and has served as EP on several comedy specials for Trevor Noah, Jenny McCarthy, and others.
Norman is the father of actress Makenzie Aladjem.[3]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Norman Aladjem". IMDb. Retrieved 2018-07-22.
- ↑ Aladjem, Norman (2018-08-07). From Me to You: Stories about Life, Love, Family, Faith, and How to Negotiate a Bigger Allowance. S.l.: Post Hill Press. ISBN 9781682618097. Search this book on
- ↑ "Mackenzie Aladjem", Wikipedia, 2018-01-04, retrieved 2018-07-22
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