James Jaffee
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Biography
TV production executive who got his start as a production associate working for the team of Tom Patchett and Jay Tarses on the sitcoms "Open All Night" and "Buffalo Bill." Jaffee made it to executive status with a later and more successful sitcom created by Patchett, "Alf." In 1989 he helped Patchett and new partner Ken Kaufman form Patchett-Kaufman Entertainment (PKE) and served as executive in charge of production on such series as "Working Girl" and "Bagdad Cafe" and such TV movies as "Don't Touch My Daughter" (1991) and "Woman Scorned: The Betty Broderick Story" (1992).
Filmography
Producer (Feature Film)
Film Production - Unit (Feature Film)
Producer (Special)
Life Events
1981
Got his start on TV working on the ABC sitcom "Open All Night"
1989
Founded Patchett Kaufman Entertainment (PKE) with Tom Patchett and Ken Kaufman
1992
Retired from PKE in January