Irving Fein

Irving Fein (June 21, 1911 – August 17, 2002) was an American publicist and television producer, best known for his long association with comedian Jack Benny.

Fein began his career in the 1930s as a Hollywood publicist, working for major studios and representing numerous celebrities. He joined Jack Benny in the 1940s and became instrumental in shaping Benny's public image and managing his career, eventually becoming Benny's manager. Fein's strategic guidance helped Benny transition successfully from radio to television, solidifying his status as one of America's most beloved comedians.

Beyond his work with Benny, Fein produced several television specials and movies, often featuring Benny and other prominent entertainers. He was known for his keen understanding of the entertainment industry and his ability to cultivate strong relationships with actors, writers, and network executives.

Fein authored the book "Jack Benny: An Intimate Biography," offering insights into Benny's life and career, as well as Fein's own experiences in Hollywood. His contributions to the entertainment industry earned him recognition as a skilled publicist, manager, and producer.