Following the dying of Stan Rogow this week, Hilary Duff shared a message of gratitude for the producer “who fought for her” to play the lead within the sequence Lizzie McGuire. Rogow handed away on December 7 on the age of 75.
“Penning this proper now’s bringing again so many distant reminiscences of what looks like a very completely different lifetime…One the place I had completely no clue the place I used to be heading or how I used to be getting there, however the place I had that eagerness and blind optimism that accompanies youth and your first alternatives to step up,” she posted to Instagram on Saturday.
She continued, “You closely cherish the individuals who first imagine and see one thing in you, and for me, there was a particular a really particular one that fought for me to land a task that may change your complete course of my life…and I’m so unhappy to listen to of his passing right this moment. Stan—thanks for pondering I had “that particular factor.” Thanks for all the Lizzie adventures. Thanks for serving to create a actuality I may by no means have dreamed of. Pondering of your loved ones and your son Jackson at the moment.”
Along with government producing Lizzie McGuire (TV sequence and movie), Rogow produced the 1982 musical sequence Fame for NBC. Each initiatives earned Emmy Award nominations for Excellent Youngsters’s Program for Lizzie McGuire and Excellent Drama Sequence for Fame.
Different credit embody Shannon’s Deal (1990), Center Ages (1992) and Woke Up Useless (2009).
