Hervé Hubert

Hervé Hubert (born 20 November 1958) is a French TV producer. In 2007, he was the most important producer of game shows in France with 4 daily game shows on air.[1]

Career

Graduated from Paris Business School, l'École Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP), he began his career by producing French humorists like Thierry Le Luron, Sim, Benoît Poelvoorde, Francis Perrin, Vincent Lagaf'... He also produced lighthearted songs which have been strong hits in France and have marked the 90s in France : Bo Le Lavabo, La Zoubida, and La Simca 1000.[2]

Since 1994, Hervé Hubert has been producing TV shows, mainly game shows and reality competition tv shows. He produced more than 6,000 TV shows, including the French adaptations of some famous formats like Let’s make a deal, Wheel of fortune, Deal or no deal or The Price is right.

In 2006, he initiated the comeback on air of famous old formats when he proposed to TF1 a brand new revival version of Wheel of fortune, which had not been on air in France for 10 years. After selling his company to Endemol in early 2000s,[3] Hervé Hubert left the group in 2008.

Since August 2009, he’s been coproducing with FremantleMedia France a brand new version of The Price is right for TF1 in daily access prime time. He’s also coproducing with FremantleMedia France the game show Million Dollar Password in access prime time for public broadcaster FRANCE 2.

Since 2013, he's also producing "Les Reines du shopping", the french adaptation of the daily format Shopping Queens. The 2 weeks pilot of this shopping competition was an amazing rating success[4] and M6 commissioned more than 900 episodes since then.

Since February 2015, Hervé Hubert is also coproducing with A Prime Group the game show "Joker" for France 2, every day at 6:15 pm.

In 2016, the company taped a new adaptation of the format "Shopping Queens". "Make-up Queens" on air on 6Play as a daily strip.

In october 2016, Hervé HUBERT launched during the MIPCOM in Cannes a new format "My Wife Rules" which became an international instant success.[5]

Shows produced

Hervé Hubert produced more than 5000 TV shows, among which :

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