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Ted Zachary
Ted Zachary is an American assistant director, production manager, film producer and seasoned movie studio executive known for his sense of humor and his fairness.〔”Inside Fame on Television: A Behind-the-Scenes History” by Michael A. Hoey, p. 57-58, Publisher: McFarland, January 4, 2010, ISBN 978-0786446650〕 From the 1970s through the 2000s, Zachary worked as an executive for Viacom, MGM/UA and New Line Cinema as well as having been an assistant director on notable films such as Bob Fosse’s ''Lenny'', ''Shaft'' and Frank Perry’s ''The Swimmer''.〔() IMDB – Ted Zachary〕
== Career Highlights==
Zachary started his career working his way up as an assistant film director and production manager based out of New York / New Jersey, and worked on films such as Frank Perry’s ''The Swimmer'', ''Shaft'', Bob Fosse’s ''Lenny'' and ''The Gambler'' as well as having produced nearly a thousand television commercials, including the legendary Coca-Cola "Hilltop" commercial featuring the song "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing." From 1977 through 1982 he was Vice President and Executive in Charge of Production at Viacom Enterprises, followed by four years as Senior Vice President of Television production for MGM/UA.〔”Inside Fame on Television: A Behind-the-Scenes History” by Michael A. Hoey, p. 57-58, Publisher: McFarland, January 4, 2010, ISBN 978-0786446650〕〔Variety article, June 22nd, 1989〕 While at MGM/UA, Zachary supervised production for all television series, pilots and telefilms, including the popular television series ''CHiPs'' and ''Fame''.〔Variety “Ted Zachary To Tri-Star Pix As Prod'n Veepee”, April 19, 1985〕
In 1985 he went on to become the Senior Vice President of Production at Tri-Star Pictures where he oversaw films such as ''Look Who's Talking'', ''Peggy Sue Got Married'', ''The Freshman'' and ''Steel Magnolias'', a position he held for four years.〔Variety “Ted Zachary To Tri-Star Pix As Prod'n Veepee”, April 19, 1985〕 1991 saw Zachary executive produce the Gene Wilder/Richard Pryor film, ''Another You''.〔Variety article, January 30, 1991〕 In 1992, Zachary joined Reeves Entertainment as the Senior Vice President of Production where he oversaw television series including Barry Levinson's ''Homicide: Life on the Street''〔Variety “ZACHARY SIGNS ON AT REEVES”, October 20th, 1992〕〔() Free Library.com, PR Newswire Association, “TED ZACHARY NAMED NEW LINE CINEMA EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION”, May 9, 1994〕〔() Variety “Reeves prez won’t enter New World” by Brian Lowry, August 6, 1993〕 Zachary moved on to become the Executive Vice President of Production, production administration for New Line Cinema, where he was part of the team who oversaw some of the most successful films of the company’s history, such as ''Dumb and Dumber'', David Fincher's ''Se7en'', and several films featuring Marlon Brando including ''Don Juan DeMarco''.〔Free Library.com, PR Newswire Association, “TED ZACHARY NAMED NEW LINE CINEMA EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION”, May 9, 1994〕〔Variety “New Line Cinema appointed Ted Zachary executive VP”, May 10th, 1994〕 In 1998, Zachary executive produced ''Dance with Me,'' starring Vanessa L. Williams.
Zachary appears in the behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of ''The Swimmer'', entitled ''The Story of The Swimmer'' by Chris Innis. In the documentary (featured on the 2014 Grindhouse Releasing/Box Office Spectaculars Blu-ray/DVD restoration of the film) Zachary and fellow assistant director Michael Hertzberg detail what it was like to work with Burt Lancaster and director Frank Perry during the film’s production.〔() IMDB – Ted Zachary〕〔"The Story of the Swimmer" (documentary), directed by Chris Innis, Grindhouse Releasing/Columbia Pictures, 2014 Blu-ray/DVD release of "The Swimmer"〕〔() Film Score Monthly "Aisle Seat 3–25: The Swimmer, Wolf of Wall Street" by Andy Dursin, March 24, 2014〕
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