Mark Burnett

television producer

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Mark Burnett on KCRW

Mark Burnett on how faith has been a guiding force in television.

Producer Mark Burnett on Faith, Family and Facial Hair

Mark Burnett on how faith has been a guiding force in television.

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Mark Burnett's name is synonymous with big reality competition shows -- Survivor, The Voice, and Celebrity Apprentice -- but the passion project he made with his wife, Roma Downey, is…

Mark Burnett and Roma Downey on 'The Bible'

Mark Burnett's name is synonymous with big reality competition shows -- Survivor, The Voice, and Celebrity Apprentice -- but the passion project he made with his wife, Roma Downey, is…

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