Fowles worked at broadcasting station KCET and at Esparza/Katz Productions, where he produced films including family drama 'The Sweetest Gift' and John Stamos-starrer 'Captive.'
Julian Fowles, a film and television producer and Hollywood executive, died at a Miami hospital on Feb. 5. He was 76.
Fowles’ died in his sleep while recovering from a stroke, confirmed his longtime colleague and friend William Immerman toEducated at Harvard Law School, Fowles initially became an attorney at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, followed by serving as a contract attorney at Universal, Columbia and 20th Century Fox in California.
Early in his film career, Fowles worked at public broadcasting station KCET as executive producer of local programming, where he producedstarring Lee Remick as Eleanor Roosevelt, which won a Los Angeles Area Emmy and was picked up by PBS for their American Playhouse Series.
Upon leaving KCET, Fowles oversaw the TV division at Esparza/Katz Productions and produced a number of films including action thriller
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