I work as a TV talk show producer so I have to follow rules of professionalism and standards and format and all that. Alan Sacks just finished writing his memoirs, which includes things that were so awful he wouldn’t repeat it.ĭuBeat-e-o sounds like a great moment in your life when you get to make what you want and how you want it. My big question was – How does a guy go from running the biggest show on TV to hanging out in punk clubs? Alan Sacks had an interesting journey. Then I mined him for whatever “Welcome Back, Kotter” stories I could get from him. It’s nice to hear that he was superstar from day one. Not mine or the show’s.Īnyhoo – We started talking about other careers that Alan Sacks launched, like John Travolta. I invite the parents of the kids or the management to rebut what Alan said. I talked to Alan Sacks and I brought up that I thought he was the manager of the kid heavy metal band, “Unlocking the Truth.” Alan immediately set me straight and let me know that he was let go. On the podcast, Alan Sacks goes into great detail about his experience in the punk scene and what brought him there. ” But for me, he’s best known for the Ray Sharkey LA Punk Rock art house flick, duBeat-e-o. Most Recently, Alan Sacks managed the kid rock phenom ”. He produced films for the Disney Channel and the Jonas Brother.
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The Runaways movie Joan Jett doesn’t want you to see.Īlan Sacks co-created “Welcome Back, Kotter.” Alan Sacks gave John Travolta his big break.
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