Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment Celebrates 25 Years of Success with ‘The Ark,’ ‘The Librarians,’ ‘Leverage’ and an Unexpected Business Model

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When Dean Devlin launched Electric Entertainment back in 2000, he thought it was going to be business as usual. And that business was making big-budget, sci-fi adventure movies like “Stargate” (1994) and “Independence Day” (1996). But, he says, “it became very clear very early on that life was going to be different without the 500-pound […]

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Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment Celebrates 25 Years of Success with ‘The Ark,’ ‘The Librarians,’ ‘Leverage’ and an Unexpected Business Model

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