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Brillstein Entertainment Partners (formerly known as Brillstein/Grey Entertainment and Brillstein/Grey Communications) is a talent management firm and television production company formed by the 1986 addition of Brad Grey to The Brillstein Company, founded by Bernie Brillstein in 1969.
In 1984, Grey met talent manager Bernie Brillstein in San Francisco, California, at a television convention. Having convinced Brillstein that he could deliver fresh talent, he was taken on as a partner and the Bernie Brillstein Company was re-christened Brillstein-Grey Entertainment.
Casey Wasserman’s eponymous sports and music management company has closed a deal to acquire the longstanding talent representation and production shop Brillstein Entertainment Partners.
Brillstein-Grey Entertainment. In the 1980s, he met Brad Grey at a television convention in San Francisco. In 1991, the two formed a production company, Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, which packages programming and manages talent.
The acquisition of Brillstein increases the depth of Wasserman's roster, which already includes sports, music and entertainment talent and brands.
In 1998, Shandling sued his former manager Brad Grey for $100 million. Grey, then a partner in the powerhouse Brillstein-Grey management company, is now the chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures.
Braun left his law practice in 1994 to serve as President of Brillstein-Grey Entertainment until 1999, overseeing its motion picture, television and management divisions. At Brillstein-Grey, Braun oversaw the building of Brillstein’s television studio, and the development of such hit shows as “The Sopranos”, “Just Shoot Me” and ...
After signing a development deal in 1995 with the production company Brillstein-Grey, Chase recalls being startled when the company’s co-founder, the late producer Brad Grey, said he was ...
He left Brillstein-Grey in 2006, to launch The Safran Company, and took his entire client list with him. As manager, he represented Sean Combs, Adam Shankman, David Hyde Pierce, Jennifer Lopez, and Brooke Shields.
She started out working at William Morris Agency, CAA and Brillstein Grey Entertainment, before going on to lead Cosmic Entertainment’s film division.