>>968590

Per Father's obit in 93, Ben was 29 and in D.C. and Elizabeth was 34 and in Sante Fe.

I would like to know more of Ben's DC beginnings.

Elizabeth began her career working for Joe Biden right after getting her graduate degree which would have been about the same time her father died.

After finishing her education, she began her career working for then-Senator Joe Biden as his chief advisor on foreign and defense policy. She has also worked at Stanford University, the Council on Foreign Relations, and The Brookings Institution.

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From 1989-93, Ben Sherwood was an Associate Producer and a Producer for ABC News' Primetime with Diane Sawyer and Sam Donaldson.

>During that time, Sherwood was part of the ABC News Team that came under sniper fire in Sarajevo, Bosnia in August 1992.

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>>968955

Ben, with your dirty pervy fingers, why did you leave ABC Primetime in 1993, and where did you go? Surely you didn't take almost four years of grieving time off! What happened in those four years before you joined NBC Nightly News to deliver the selected narrative to Tom Brokaw? Isn't that what a producer does? Put their pizza loving pedo fingers all over the MSM.

SICK FUCK

PERVERT

THANKS FOR THE RAGE KIMMEL

#SATANICSHERWOODSIBLINGS

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>>969136

In 1996, Sherwood wrote his first novel,

>Red Mercury

published under the pseudonym Max Barclay by Dove Books. The story involves a nuclear terror threat at the Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. President Bill Clinton reportedly "devoured" the book before traveling to Atlanta to attend the Olympics.

Ben Sherwood is fluent in French, Chinese, and Russian.

Richard E. Sherwood, was a partner in a Los Angeles law firm, and long time leader of the American Jewish Committee.

In 2003, Ben Sherwood married to Karen Lisa Kehela in a Jewish ceremony in Beverly Hills, California.

>Failing NYTimes(http:// archive.is/4OQTd)

Movies Produced by Karen Lisa Kehela Sherman

>Tower Heist (2011) (executive producer)

>Frost/Nixon (2008) (executive producer)

>Inside Man (2006) (executive producer)

Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (2003) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Blue Crush (2002) (producer) (as Karen Kehela)

D-Tox (2002) (producer) (as Karen Kehela)

>A Beautiful Mind (2001) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (2000) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Bowfinger (1999) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Life (1999/I) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Mercury Rising (1998) (producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Inventing the Abbotts (1997) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

Fear (1996) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

The Chamber (1996) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

The Nutty Professor (1996) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

The Cowboy Way (1994) (executive producer) (as Karen Kehela)

HouseSitter (1992) (associate producer) (as Karen Kehela)

HEY BEN FLOTUS IS A GREATER WOMAN THAN YOUR WIFE BEFORE 9AM EACH MORNING THAN KAREN COULD EVER HOPE TO BE IN HER ENTIRE SAD EXISTENCE

HOW MANY LANGUAGES DO YOU SPEAK PERVERT APOLOGIST KAREN?

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>>969428

I say Karen only speaks PROPAGANDA

http:// archive.is/L9E1g

Company Town : Karen Kehela Named Production President at Imagine

July 05, 1994|CLAUDIA ELLER

Karen Kehela, 29, will succeed David Friendly as president of production at Imagine Entertainment, the powerful independent movie company headed by director Ron Howard and producer Brian Grazer.

Kehela joins the small group of high-level Hollywood female movie executives that includes Columbia Pictures President Lisa Henson and TriStar Pictures production President Stacy Snider. Kehela began her career as an intern for Grazer eight years ago.

Kehela was promoted after Imagine was unable to come to terms on a new contract with Friendly, who has been with the company seven years. Sources said Friendly was asking for more money than Imagine wanted to pay and that he also was hoping for a partnership. His contract runs until December. It is uncertain how much longer he will remain aboard.

Friendly, a former entertainment reporter for the Los Angeles Times, told The Times that the split with Imagine is "not at all acrimonious" and that "Ron and Brian have been like family to me." He said he has no other job lined up as of now.

Kehela began at Brian Grazer Productions in 1986 after graduating from UCLA. After Imagine was formed, she rose through the ranks to senior vice president of production, moving to New York to run Imagine's New York office in September, 1990.

When that office was shuttered in late 1992, just before Howard and Grazer took the company private in March, 1993, she moved to Imagine headquarters in Century City.

Kehela said that for the entire time she has worked with Grazer and Howard, "they continued to provide opportunities for me at every turn, and, naturally, I'm especially excited about this one."