Jeff Levine

Jeff Levine is Vice President and Head of Television for Random House Studios. Prior to joining Random House, Levine was an executive with Spring Creek Productions for 11 years, working for Paula Weinstein on numerous features and movies for television, including "Recount," "Monster-In-Law," "Blood Diamond," and "Iron Jawed Angels." In 2011, Levine was the executive producer of HBO's "Too Big To Fail" which received 11 Emmy nominations and won the WGA Award for best adaptation for Long Form.

Prior to joining Spring Creek, Levine was Vice President of Movies and Mini-Series at Turner Network Television, where he developed and oversaw "James Dean," "The Mists of Avalon, " "Don Quixote," "Second String," and "Boss of Bosses."

Before joining TNT, Levine was Vice President of Production at Castle Rock Entertainment, was head of development for producers Richard and Lili Zanuck at The Zanuck Company, and began his career in film development and production for The Samuel Goldwyn Company.

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