Aaron Ruben is a famous producer, writer, director, and actor. In 1990, he worked as the executive producer in a TV serial called, "Piece of Cake". In 1987, he worked as the producer of the TV serial called, "American Film Institute Comedy Special". In the serial, "Too Close for Comfort", he worked as the executive producer in three of its episodes from 1985-1987. The episodes were, "Lisa Goes Lottery Loco", "Ho-Ho-Ho Chi Henry" and "Ars Gratia Iris". In 1982, in "Teachers Only", he worked as the executive producer as well. In 1954, he wrote the story of the famous, "The Buick Berle Show".

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Aaron Ruben Lists

	1914 births
	2010 deaths
	American Jews
	American television directors
	American television producers
	American television writers
	Deaths from pneumonia
	Infectious disease deaths in California
	People from Chicago
	Illinois

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Category: Actors  - ( Actors Archive)

Date Added: 28 January '09

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