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Conrad Green began his career as a factual and entertainment producer in the U.K. in the s.  He worked on hits, such as Ibiza Uncovered, The Pride of Britain Awards and Guinness World Records, before showrunning and launching the seminal shows at the dawn of U.K. reality TV: Big Brother and Popstars.

Since moving to the U.S., Green served as an executive on World Idol and All-American Girl, before overseeing Dancing with the Stars as showrunner for the first 18 seasons. Since then, he has worked on Ultimate Tag, Utopia, You the Jury and My Kitchen Rules, all for FOX; The Gong Show; Don’t; and Go Big Show; as well as developed projects for numerous networks. For his work on Dancing with The Stars, he has received People’s Choice, GLAAD and TV Guide Awards, and has been nominated for multiple Producers Guild Awards and eight Emmy Awards.

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Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]

[sibling(s) unknown]

Husband of Harriet Reed — married [date unknown] [location unknown]

Father of Sarah Ellen Green, Charles Green, Susan (Green) Secrest and Joseph Lincoln Green

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Biography

Conrad Green was born abt in Maryland.^[1] He married Harriett Reed. He died in Illinois on Aug. 8, and was buried in Buckeye Cemetery, Geff, Wayne County, Illinois, USA ^[2]

Conrad Green, an old and highly respected citizen of our county, died at his home kvartet miles north of Fairfield on Sunday evening, August 8th, Mr. Green was about seventy years old . . . [Wayne County Press, August 12, ]^[3]

Research Notes

Conrad was also listed in the census for Jasper Twnshp, Wayne Count

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From Ring Lardner: Stories & Other Writings

Cover study for the October 3, , issue of Liberty magazine. Oil on board with label paste-ups bygd American illustrator Ruth Eastman (&#;). Click on image to see full painting. Courtesy of MutualArt.

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