Endemol
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Oct 5, 2026
Orlando WoodHOST
Mattel isn't his whole story, though.
Orlando WoodHOST
He was at Fox, Makers, and Endemol before that, so he has entertainment experience.
Orlando WoodHOST
Dana Goldberg and Josh Greenstein, the current heads of Paramount, are expected to take broader control of the film operation with Pam Abdy and Mike De Luca out at WBD.
Orlando WoodHOST
Diane Glasgow came over from Meta Facebook to a senior product role.
David KnoxGUEST
I know that Seven is frustrated about it.
David KnoxGUEST
I know that even Endemol Shine are frustrated about it.
David KnoxGUEST
I don't know.
David KnoxGUEST
I mean, I'm told that its distribution is where the problem is, but you would think, how can this show not sell around the world given that Flying Doctors – was so successful, particularly in Europe.
Dan MurrellHOST
So he is coming over as the head of Mattel.
Dan MurrellHOST
He also was the head of Indemol.
Dan MurrellHOST
He was the head of Maker Studios for a while, which was a big name in the online space.
Dan MurrellHOST
He's moving over from Mattel to be co-CEO with David Ellison.
Natalie JarveyHOST
Yeah, and you know, Enon has a pretty long history in Hollywood.
Natalie JarveyHOST
He was the founding CEO of Fox Kids Europe and then ran Endemol.
Natalie JarveyHOST
So this won't be his first rodeo at a media company, although certainly a much bigger stage for him in Hollywood.
Sean McNultyHOST
Yeah, I ran the numbers in the wake up this morning because I'm not as familiar with Mattel, you know, other than the larger narratives you mentioned.
EvaHOST
So going back to that reel, the reel was basically about a boardroom to delivery person.
EvaHOST
You spent 16 years at Endemol Shine.
EvaHOST
So you said yourself you were well paid.
EvaHOST
So you have a house and a car, good money.
CamillaGUEST
And one of my friends is a coach and she was like, Camilla, do you realize what you're doing here? You're
EvaHOST
coaching and you're amazing at this.
CamillaGUEST
And I started feeling this great energy come back and this life and this joy come back to me that I then, you know, negotiated an exit agreement and left Endemol.
CamillaGUEST
And I thought to myself, and I was still married, and I said, you know, listen, I'm going to put everything into this and building during organizing.
Richard OsmanHOST
That would be fun.
Richard OsmanHOST
So the bonus episode this week is your wonderful exploration of Big Brother, first of three episodes with Kate Lawler, um, Big Brother alumni, and my good pal and former colleague, Tim Hincks, who used to run Endemol, who is a little bit too good at podcasting for my liking.
Marina HydeHOST
[laughs] That is a lot of fun.
Marina HydeHOST
Please join us.
Marcus BentleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Marina Hyde is talking to former housemate, Kate Lawler, and television executive, Tim Hincks, about the history of Big Brother.
Marina HydeHOST
Hello, members, and welcome to this bonus episode series of The Rest is Entertainment with me, Marina Hyde, and I'm so pleased to say that to discuss the whole inside story of Big Brother with me today, I have Tim Hincks, former president of Endemol and who now runs Expectation and knows where all the bodies are buried.
Marina HydeHOST
Kate Lawler, presenter, podcaster, and winner of Season 3 of Big Brother.
Marina HydeHOST
I would love to know if there's anyone better to discuss this with, but I can tell you there is not a better lineup and I am totally excited for it.
Kate LawlerGUEST
I didn't know this.
Tim HincksGUEST
So he...
Tim HincksGUEST
Yeah, he, he had a company called Endemol-
Marina HydeHOST
Mm
Richard OsmanGUEST
Um, like, you, you know, [laughs] be asked about the state of the world or...
Richard OsmanGUEST
And you just think, "I'm just, I'm just doing a TV show." Like for, I'd run this big company, Endemol, for years and years and years, and, you know, you'd have these conferences, and I've never been asked to talk at one of them.
Richard OsmanGUEST
The second that I was, like, a co-host on a quiz show, they go, "Oh my God, you should come do the keynote speech." Like, the biggest speech in the whole of television.
Richard OsmanGUEST
And I'd be like, "Huh." Because I'm a guy from a...
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Richard OsmanGUEST
It has to ask a question in the first minute that it answers in the last minute, which is why that code we're gonna do right at the end.
Richard OsmanGUEST
So it has to have all those things- Uh, but people have to feel comfortable on that journey, but then on that journey, you have to entertain them.
Richard OsmanGUEST
Uh, on that journey, they have to be with people, in people's company who they want to be with.
Richard OsmanGUEST
So that, really, you have to take them on the journey.
Henry NicholsonGUEST
Pretty slim at that time.
Henry NicholsonGUEST
I had known that Australia did one with Endemol just because Luke went on with the Annabelle.
Henry NicholsonGUEST
But I didn't – I don't think I dived into that season.
Henry NicholsonGUEST
I just kind of knew it kind of happened.
Marina HydeHOST
Um, and-
Richard OsmanHOST
And Tim, Tim was the creative director at, um, uh, Endemol for many, many years, and a very funny man.
Richard OsmanHOST
He's g- he has got-
Marina HydeHOST
[laughs]
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