Daniel H. Blatt
(Executive Producer)

Daniel H. Blatt is an Emmy® and Golden Globe®-nominated producer of more than 40 films and made-for-television movies. His film credits include The Boost, starring James Woods and Sean Young; Let's Get Harry, starring Robert Duvall, Gary Busey and Mark Harmon; Stephen King's Cujo; Independence Day, starring Diane Wiest and David Keith; The Howling; American Success, starring Jeff Bridges, Bianca Jagger and Steven Keats; Winter Kills, starring Jeff Bridges, John Huston and Elizabeth Taylor; and I Never Promised You a Rose Garden.

On television, Blatt most recently produced John Christmas for CBS. His additional credits include A Town Without Christmas, starring Patricia Heaton and Peter Falk; Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express; Miracle on the 17th Green; TNT's The Virginian, starring and directed by Bill Pullman; A Brother's Promise: The Dan Jansen Story, which won a Christopher Award; TNT's Kissinger and Nixon, which starred Ron Nixon and Beau Bridges and was nominated for an Emmy®; TNT's Tecumseh: The Last Warrior; Sworn to Silence, which starred Peter Coyote, Dabney Colman and Liam Neeson and won an Emmy® and a Golden Globe®; A Winner Never Quits, which won a Christopher Award; Raid on Entebbe, which won a Golden Globe Award® for Best Television Movie and received 11 Emmy® nominations; and Circle of Children, which earned two Emmy® nominations. He also produced the miniseries Common Ground, which was adapted from Anthony J. Lukas' Pulitzer Prize-winning book, won a Humanitas Prize and received two NAACP Image Award nominations; The Final Battle, which received two Emmy® nominations; Sadat, which earned a Golden Globe® nomination; and the series V.