Deborah Liebling

Alias:
Debbie Liebling

Deborah Liebling is an American entertainment executive and film producer. She was formally President of Production of Universal Pictures. Previously, she was a Senior Production Executive at 20th Century Fox.  Before her tenure at 20th Century Fox, she was Senior Vice President of original programming and development at Comedy Central where she was responsible for the development of South Park. She was nominated for three Emmys for her work as Executive Producer on South Park.  Liebling made the switch from television to film on the strength of studio deals she helped with filmmakers like Jay Roach, Peter and Bobby Farrelly, Harold Ramis, Mike Judge, Steve Oedekerk, John Davis and Gil Netter.  At Fox, she was the studio executive that oversaw the production of films including Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and Borat.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Debbie Liebling, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Executive In Charge Of Production:
1997  South Park

Executive Producer:
1997  South Park
2015  Another Period
2019  PEN15
2020  50 States of Fright

Producer:
1997  South Park
2000  BattleBots
2015  Another Period
2019  PEN15
2020  50 States of Fright

Supervising Producer:
1992  Hardcore TV
1997  South Park
2000  BattleBots
2015  Another Period
2019  PEN15
2020  50 States of Fright

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