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13. Apr. 2020 · Craig Gilbert, who created what is widely considered to have been the first reality television show, “An American Family,” in 1973 and then all but disappeared from public view amid a storm of...
18. Apr. 2020 · Craig Gilbert, the creator of a groundbreaking 1973 documentary television series, “An American Family,” which examined the inner turmoil of a California family and came to be known as the...
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14. Apr. 2020 · Craig Gilbert was a documentarian who made a groundbreaking PBS series in 1973 that followed a typical American family. He died in New York City after a brief illness, and his death was confirmed by a friend and colleague.
16. Aug. 2023 · Craig Gilbert was a star athlete at Santa Barbara High School and a victim of a recruitment scam that ended his college career. He later became a community leader and a defender of Ortega Park, where he faced homelessness and legal troubles.
14. Apr. 2020 · Craig Gilbert was a documentarian who made a groundbreaking PBS series in 1973 that followed a typical American family. He died of natural causes in New York City, after facing criticism and controversy for his work.
Craig Gilbert, who created what is widely considered to have been the first reality television show, “An American Family,” in 1973 and then all but disappeared from public view amid a storm of criticism and lasting, bitter disputes among its participants, died on Friday at his home in Lower Manhattan. He was 94.
19. Apr. 2011 · In a New Yorker interview, Craig Gilbert, who created the 1973 reality series An American Family, says the HBO movie Cinema Verite is \"essentially fallacious\". He denies any inappropriate relationship with Pat Loud, the matriarch of the Loud family, and regrets the impact of the show on their lives.
