Theodore H. White
In 1976, Guber merged his company Filmworks with Casablanca Records, headed by Neil Bogart, to form Casablanca Record and Filmworks, Inc. Guber became Chairman while Bogart remained President of the combined company. Their record operation included ground-breaking artists such as Kiss, Donna Summer, Captain and Tennille, The Village People, and George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic. It also released soundtracks such as "Midnight Express", "Endless Love", and "Flashdance". During this period, Guber also produced several television shows and series, including "Television and the Presidency" (1984) with Theodore H. White, the 1985 documentary series "Oceanquest" for NBC, and the 1980 special "Mysteries of the Sea" for ABC.