David Hoberman

David Hoberman is one of today's leading producers in the entertainment industry, responsible for making more than 100 films. He is the founder and president of Mandeville Films and also the creator and executive producer of the USA Network original series Monk.

Mr. Hoberman is a visiting professor and on the advisory board of the UCLA Department of Film and Television. Prior to Mandeville Films, he was president of the Motion Picture Group of Walt Disney Studios and worked for MGM.

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