Lee Gabler, Influential Hollywood Agent and CAA Co-Chair, Passes at 84

Gabler, known for orchestrating David Letterman's move to CBS, leaves a legacy of transformative television deals and talent representation.

Gabler began his career in the 1960s at Ashley Steiner Famous Artists, later ICM.
He played a pivotal role in negotiating the landmark deal for 'The Late Show With David Letterman
As head of CAA's television department, he oversaw a record 52 shows on air in one year.
Gabler represented major figures and productions, including Aaron Spelling, Steven Spielberg, and 'The West Wing.'
He founded writing support programs at UCSB and NYU with his wife, Elizabeth.