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via THR: Arthur Marks, the last surviving producer and director of the original Perry Mason, dies at age 92
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Tagged Art Seid, Arthur Marks, Barbara Hale, Della Street, Detroit 9000, Erle Stanley Gardner, Gail Patrick Jackson, Gene Wang, Orville Hampton, Perry Mason, Quentin Tarantino, Raymond Burr, Seeleg Lester, William Hopper, William Talman
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 458: The Hollywood Museum Toasts Olivia de Havilland and Ida Lupino is now available online for listening on demand
The Hollywood Museum Toasts Ida Lupino and Olivia de Havilland Original Airdates: Aug. 2-4, 2019 TVC 458.4: Ed plays highlights from the recent unveiling of The Hollywood Museum’s new lobby exhibit that honors screen legends Ida Lupino and Olivia de … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Hale, Celeste Holm, Charlotte Bronte, Cornel Wilde, Dame Olivia de Havilland, Daniel Boone, Daniel O. Selznick, Darby Hinton, David O. Selznick, Donelle Dadigan, Emily Bronte, Errol Flynn, Frank Sheftel, Gone with the Wind, Ida Lupino, Ida Lupino Teddy Bear collection, Ida Lupino Teddy Bears, Ida Lupino: Beyond the Camera, Jeanne Cooper. Devotion, Joan Fontaine, KABC Radio, Kate Linder, Kathleen Hughes, Lee Purcell, Marie Windsor, Mary Anderson, Mary Ann Anderson, My Wicked Wicked Ways, Olivia de Havilland, Richard Widmark, Rico Anderson, Road House, Susan Olsen, Terry Moore, The Bigamist, The Brady Bunch, The Filmakers, The Hitch-Hiker, The Hollywood Museum, The Making of The Hitch-Hiker Illustrated, The Orville, The Young and the Restless
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The Hollywood Museum says Happy Birthday to Olivia de Havilland as part of a special evening that also honored de Havilland’s dear friend, and fellow screen legend, Ida Lupino
July 5, 2019 — The Hollywood Museum wished Dame Olivia de Havilland a happy 103rd birthday this past Sunday, June 30 as part of a special evening that also unveiled a new lobby exhibit that pays tribute to iconic actress and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Hale, Celeste Holm, Charlotte Bronte, Cornel Wilde, Dame Olivia de Havilland, Daniel Boone, Daniel O. Selznick, Darby Hinton, David O. Selznick, Donelle Dadigan, Emily Bronte, Errol Flynn, Frank Sheftel, Gone with the Wind, Ida Lupino, Ida Lupino Teddy Bear collection, Ida Lupino Teddy Bears, Ida Lupino: Beyond the Camera, Jeanne Cooper. Devotion, Joan Fontaine, KABC Radio, Kate Linder, Kathleen Hughes, Lee Purcell, Marie Windsor, Mary Anderson, Mary Ann Anderson, My Wicked Wicked Ways, Olivia de Havilland, Richard Widmark, Rico Anderson, Road House, Susan Olsen, Terry Moore, The Bigamist, The Brady Bunch, The Filmakers, The Hitch-Hiker, The Hollywood Museum, The Making of The Hitch-Hiker Illustrated, The Orville, The Young and the Restless
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 439, Segment 3 with guest Marion Ross is now available online for listening on demand
Show No. 439, Segment 3 with guest Marion Ross Original Airdates: Feb. 22-24, 2019 Listen to “Show No. 439, Segment 3 with guest Marion Ross” on Spreaker. Segment 3, Part 1: Actress and author Marion Ross helps Ed, Tony, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged ABC 1976, Airport, Albert Lea, Anson Williams, Arsenic and Old Lace, Barbara Hale, Beverly Hills Theatre Guild, Brooklyn Bridge, Brothers and Sisters, Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Della Street, Don Most, Edith Head, Erin Moran, Falcon Theatre, Garry Marshall, Gary David Goldberg, Gavin MacLeod, Golden Age of Hollywood, Golden Age of Television, Golden Circle, Happy Days, Happy Days softball team, Henry Winkler, Jean Stapleton, Joel Grey, Jonathan Frid, Larry Storch, Lauren Bacall, live television, Love American Style, Marion Ross, Minnesota, Mrs. C, My Days: Happy and Otherwise, No. 1 show on television, Noel Coward, Operation Petticoat, paramount pictures, Paramount Studios, Perry Mason, Raymond Burr, Ron Howard, San Diego State, Sandra Gould, Sophie Berger, Still the One, Teacher’s Pet, The Case of the Romantic Rogue, The Fonz, The Glenn Miller Story, The Proud and Profane, Tom Bosley, Tony Curtis
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Hour 2 of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 434 with guest Constance Towers is now available online for listening on demand
Show No. 434, Hour 2 with guest Constance Towers Original Airdates: Jan. 18-20, 2019 Listen to “Show No. 434: Hour 2: Constance Towers on Samuel Fuller, General Hospital, Perry Mason and more” on Spreaker. Ed welcomes singer/actress Constance Towers (General … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexis Smith, American Cinematheque, Anthony Eisley, Anthony Geary, Arthur Marks, Barbara Hale, Barney Kessel, Bobby Troup, Budd Moss, Capitol, Carousel, controversial films, Craig Stevens, Curtis Hansen, Designing Women, Egyptian Theater, Follies, Foster Hirsch, Frasier, Gene Evans, General Hospital, Grant, Grantville, Griff, Helena Carradine, Hollywood, James Drury, James Garner, John Ford, John Wayne, Kelly, L.A. Law, Marvin Paige, Michael Dante, Oklahoma, pedophile, Perry Mason, Peter Breck, Prankish Professor, prophetic film, Raymond Burr, Rockford Files, Rodgers Hammerstein, Samuel Fuller, Shock Corridor, sixties cinema, Sondheim, The Big Cheese, The Case of The Missing Melody, The King and I, The Naked Kiss, The Sound of Music, Tragic Trophy
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Constance Towers, Television Finales, and A Century of Kovacs: Next on TVC
Singer/actress Constance Towers, Ernie Kovacs estate director Josh Mills, and authors Douglas Howard and David Bianculli will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Jan. 18-20 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday … Continue reading →
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Tagged AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center, Alec Guinness, Alexis Smith, Algernon Gerard, American Cinematheque, Anthony Eisley, Anthony Geary, Arthur Marks, Barbara Hale, Barney Kessel, Barney Miller, Baseball Film, Bell Book and Candle, Ben Model, Bobby Troup, Budd Moss, Burl Ives, Buster Keaton of television, Capitol, Carousel, Charlie Clod In Brazil, Cheers, Chevy Chase, Clues, Coloratura Mimi Cosnowski, controversial films, Craig Stevens, Curtis Hansen, Dangerously Funny, David Bianculli, David Letterman, Deadwood, Designing Women, Dexter, doodles, Douglas L. Howard, Dutch Masters, Dutch Masters Commercials, Edie Adams, Egyptian Theater, Ernie in Kovacsland, Ernie Kovacs, Ernie Kovacs Centennial, ERNIE KOVACS CENTENNIAL EDITION, Eugene, famous final episodes, final episodes, Fingers Under Weskit, Five Golden Hours, Follies, Foster Hirsch, Frasier, Gene Evans, General Hospital, George Schlatter, Girls, Golden Age of TV, Golf With Edie And Ernie, Grant, Grantville, Griff, Helena Carradine, Here's Edie!, Hollywood, Howard, Howdy Doody, Illustrated Profuselies, Investigating Cutting Edge Television, Irving Wong, It Happened To Ernie, J. Burlington Gearshift, James Drury, James Garner, Jeff Thompson, John Ford, John Magee, John Wayne, Jolene Brand, Josh Mills, Kelly, Kovacsland, Kovacsland Forever, L.A. Law, Long Beach Museum of Art, Lost, Mack the Knife, Mad Men, Mark Dawidziak, Martin Krutch, Marvin Paige, MASH, Matzoh Hepplewhite, Maureen O’Hara, Michael Dante, Miklos Molnar, Monty Python, Muriel Cigars Commercials, Museum of the Moving Image, Nairobi Trio, Nichols, Ode To A Housefly, Ode To Electricity, Ode To Stanley's Pussycat, Oklahoma, Olivia Scilloscope, Operation Mad Ball, Our Man In Havana, Paley Center for Media, pedophile, Percy Dovetonsils, Perry Mason, Peter Breck, Prankish Professor, Profuselies, prophetic film, Raymond Burr, Robert Thompson, Rock Mississippi, Rockford Files, Rodgers Hammerstein, Roseanne, Sales Film, Samuel Fuller, Saturday Night Live, Seinfeld, series finales, Sex and the City, Shock Corridor, Shout! Factory, Silents Please, Six Feet Under, sixties cinema, sketch artist, Skodney Silsky, Smothers Brothers, Solfeggio, Sondheim, St. Elsewhere, Strangely Believe It, Superclod Test, Susan King, Take a Good Look, TCM, Television Finales, television history, Television's Original Genius, Television's Orignal Genius, The Big Cheese, The Case of The Missing Melody, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Edie Adams Show, The Ernie Kovacs Show, The Fugitive, The Kapusta Kid, The King and I, the Kovacs ABC specials, The Mysterious Knockwurst, The Naked Kiss, the National Gallery, The Shield, The Sound of Music, The Tonight Show, The World At Your Doorstep, The World's Strongest Ant, Tragic Trophy, Turner Classic Movies, TV Worth Watching, visual improv, Wake Me When It's Over, Writers To Blame
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Marion Ross on working with Cary Grant in Operation: Petticoat, Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale on Perry Mason, Jean Stapleton and Larry Storch in Arsenic and Old Lace, and Joel Grey on Brooklyn Bridge; dancing the tango with The Fonz on Happy Days; and how the simple act of fixing a broken tile on her kitchen floor changed the course of her life. Marion’s book, MY DAYS: HAPPY AND OTHERWISE, is the inspiring story of how a young girl from Albert Lea, Minnesota dreamed that she would become an actress and overcame many life challenges to make that dream come true
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Tagged ABC 1976, Airport, Albert Lea, Anson Williams, Arsenic and Old Lace, Barbara Hale, Brooklyn Bridge, Brothers and Sisters, Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert, Della Street, Don Most, Edith Head, Erin Moran, Falcon Theatre, Garry Marshall, Gary David Goldberg, Golden Age of Hollywood, Golden Age of Television, Golden Circle, Happy Days, Happy Days softball team, Henry Winkler, Jean Stapleton, Joel Grey, Larry Storch, Lauren Bacall, live television, Love American Style, Marion Ross, Minnesota, Mrs. C, My Days: Happy and Otherwise, No. 1 show on television, Noel Coward, Operation Petticoat, paramount pictures, Paramount Studios, Perry Mason, Raymond Burr, Ron Howard, San Diego State, Sandra Gould, Sophie Berger, Still the One, Teacher’s Pet, The Case of the Romantic Rogue, The Fonz, The Glenn Miller Story, The Proud and Profane, Tom Bosley, Tony Curtis
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Actress and singer Constance Towers on working with the innovative and uninhibited Samuel Fuller on both Shock Corridor and The Naked Kiss; the joyful experience of playing villainous Helena Carradine on General Hospital; the “musical episode” of Perry Mason that she did along with Bobby Troup and Barney Kessel; and the differences between singing on camera and singing live on stage. Constance Towers will discuss The Naked Kiss following a special screening of the film at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood on Sunday, Jan. 27. She will also appear at the annual Beverly Hills Theatre Guild luncheon on Sunday, Mar. 17 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills. Honorees at this year’s luncheon include Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint and her late husband, television director Jeffrey Hayden; longtime television writer/director Howard Storm; and legendary Hollywood agent Budd Burton Moss. The program will also include a tribute to the films and television series of Garry Marshall
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Tagged Alexis Smith, American Cinematheque, Anthony Eisley, Anthony Geary, Arthur Marks, Barbara Hale, Barney Kessel, Bobby Troup, Budd Moss, Capitol, Carousel, controversial films, Craig Stevens, Curtis Hansen, Designing Women, Egyptian Theater, Follies, Foster Hirsch, Frasier, Gene Evans, General Hospital, Grant, Grantville, Griff, Helena Carradine, Hollywood, James Drury, James Garner, John Ford, John Wayne, Kelly, L.A. Law, Marvin Paige, Michael Dante, Oklahoma, pedophile, Perry Mason, Peter Breck, Prankish Professor, prophetic film, Raymond Burr, Rockford Files, Rodgers Hammerstein, Samuel Fuller, Shock Corridor, sixties cinema, Sondheim, The Big Cheese, The Case of The Missing Melody, The King and I, The Naked Kiss, The Sound of Music, Tragic Trophy
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Marion Ross Returns: Next on TVC
Actress and author Marion Ross and Loyola Law School professor and former cable TV news analyst Stanley A. Goldman will join us on the next edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Feb. 22-24 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio … Continue reading →