Nash Entertainment

Nash Entertainment is an idea factory for both film and television projects. Bruce Nash is well known for his trendsetting ideas and ability to translate them into successful productions. Nash Entertainment is quickly developing an aggressive feature film slate which includes "Time of Their Lives," with Ryan Reynolds attached to star and co-produce; "Blackbird," the true story of Fritz Pollard, who broke the color barrier in pro football 27 years before Jackie Robinson did it in baseball, with Don Cheadle attached to co-produce and Nate Parker ("The Great Debaters") attached to star; "To Wally Ward," a baseball-themed drama written by Angelo Pizzo ("Hoosiers" and "Rudy"); and "“When Good Pets Go Bad" for MGM (inspired by Nash's highly rated TV reality specials). Nash's current television projects include "Top 20 Most Shocking," "Most Shocking" and "Most Daring." Previous Nash reality hits include "World's Most Amazing Videos," "Amazing Sports Stories," "For Love or Money," "Who Wants To Marry My Dad?" "Meet My Folks" and "Outback Jack."