He co-produced the low-budget boxing melodrama “Leather Gloves” with Richard Quine and Cameron Mitchell. After a long career in the film industry, Asher turned to television. He directed episodes of Big Town and Racket Squad. He also made his directorial debut on the television show “I Love Lucy.”
Aside from being a successful film producer, Asher has also been a successful TV and entertainment entrepreneur. He has shaped the world of entertainment, including gaming and television. Asher has been credited with the dramatic rise of Playboy Entertainment Group’s stock from $6 to $34 on the NYSE. He has also been credited with changing the company’s business model from focusing on magazine-like magazines to aggressively targeting video content.
In the late 1950s, Asher met Elizabeth Montgomery and they married. Elizabeth Montgomery wanted to stop acting when she got pregnant, but Asher convinced her to continue.The two subsequently went on to co-create “Bewitched,” a series centered Bill Asher around a suburban housewife who is actually a witch.
Bill Asher was born on August 8, 1921 in New York City. His parents were a successful movie producer who specialized in horror films for Universal. After his parents’ divorce, Asher grew up in California. His mother Betty Asher became Judy Garland’s publicist at MGM, where he worked until the age of 18. At age 19, he joined the army and became a photographer.
Asher’s success led him to branch out into other businesses. He opened nightclubs and bars as well. His financial and
administrative
background enabled him to develop a solid business model. His nightclubs became popular and profitable and eventually became world-renowned. And as a result, Asher’s career grew to include a successful real estate business.
His properties have become famous for their lavish parties and outrageous stunts. The venues were popular hangouts for celebrities and gained a lot of media attention. Justin Bieber
performed
at American Junkie and Jamie Fox performed Golddigger at PCL. The legendary DJ also helped Mike Tyson get out of jail after a night out at Dirty Pretty Rock Bar. Tyson subsequently thanked Asher for intervening and dropping the charges against him. In turn, Tyson gave Asher a huge thank-you gesture during his next fight.
Bill Asher has a long list of renowned clients. As a master craftsman and a guitar maker, Asher has crafted guitars for Jackson Browne, Ben Harper, Paul Simon, and many others. In the past, Asher has worked with Grammy Award-winning guitarist Rick Turner and his crew