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Charles Grodin, Nelson Riddle, plus Soul Lessons from The Wizard of Oz: Next on TVC
Author and producer Geoffrey Littlefield and author, columnist, and teacher Michael Shevack will join us, plus we’ll replay our December 2012 conversation with Charles Grodin, this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing May 28-30 at the following times and venues: WBRT … Continue reading →
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This Date in MAVERICK TV History: “Bolt from the Blue,” written and directed by Robert Altman, airs on Nov. 27, 1960
BOLT FROM THE BLUE Original Airdate: November 27, 1960 Synopsis. Beau befriends a kindly old prospector named Ebenezer Bolt (played by Tim Graham), unaware that he’s the partner of notorious horse thief Benson January (Owen Bush). An angry posse intercepts … Continue reading →
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Coming up in May on TV CONFIDENTIAL: Actor, writer, painter and artist Peter Mark Richman on The Actors Studio, The Method, and what made Lee Strasberg stand alone among all other acting teachers; working with Gary Cooper, William Wyler and other legends; how his introduction to the spiritual movement Subud changed the course of his life; his passions for writing, charcoal sketch drawing, and painting; and the approach he took whenever he played a villain
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 540: The Inimitable Charles Grodin is available for listening on demand
The Inimitable Charles Grodin Original Airdates: May 28-30, 2021 TVC 540.4: An encore presentation of December 2012 conversation with Charles Grodin, the actor known around the world for his appearances in such films as Rosemary’s Baby, Catch-22, Midnight Run, The … Continue reading →