"Alan Ball: Conversations" features interviews that span Alan
Ball's entire career and include detailed observations and insights
into his Academy Award-winning film "American Beauty" and Emmy
Award-winning television shows "Six Feet Under" and "True Blood."
Ball began his career as a playwright in New York, and his work
soon caught the attention of Hollywood television producers. After
writing for the sitcoms "Grace Under Fire" and "Cybill," Ball
turned his attention to the screenplay that would become "American
Beauty." The critical success of this film opened up exciting
possibilities for him in the realm of television. He created the
critically acclaimed show "Six Feet Under," and after the series
finale, he decided to explore the issue of American bigotry toward
the Middle East in his 2007 play "All That I Will Ever Be" and the
film "Towelhead," which he adapted and directed in the same year.
Ball returned to television once again with the series "True
Blood"--an adaptation of the humorous, entertaining, and erotic
world of Charlaine Harris's vampire novels. In 2012 Ball announced
that he would step down as executive producer of "True Blood," in
part, to produce both a new television series and his latest
screenplay, "What's the Matter with Margie?"
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