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Monthly Archives: November 2021
Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 559.3 with guest Ebin Antony is available for listening on demand
Ebin Antony of Spoken Original Airdates: Nov. 12-14, 2021 TVC 559.3: Ed welcomes Ebin Antony, an actor and voice artist who recently made his Hollywood film debut in the horror thriller Spoken. Topics include Ebin’s background as a voice artist … Continue reading
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Tagged Ebin Antony, Ebin Antony James DuMont, Ebin Antony Spoken, James DuMont, James DuMont Tim Philllips, Spoken Amazon Prime, Tim Phillips, Tim Phillips Audition for Your Career Not the Job, Tom Hanks, Tom Hanks Cast Away, Tom Hanks Forrest Gump
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 559.1 with guest Ron Bacon is available for listening on demand
Ron Bacon and The Generosity of Liberace Original Airdates: Nov. 12-14, 2021 TVC 559.1: A return appearance by Emmy Award winner Ron Bacon, a true pioneer of television who wore many hats throughout his thirty-five year career in TV production, … Continue reading
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 558.4 with guest Harry Shearer is available for listening on demand
Harry Shearer, Le Show, and Spinal Tap Original Airdates: Nov. 5-7, 2021 TVC 558.4: Actor, comedian, musician, voice artist, and radio personality Harry Shearer talks to Ed and guest co-host Chuck Harter about the upcoming 38th anniversary of Le Show, … Continue reading
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 558.5 with guest Tony Winters is available for listening on demand
Tony Winters of National Champions Original Airdates: Nov. 5-7, 2021 TVC 558.5: Ed welcomes stage, film, and television actor Tony Winters (Queen Sugar, Two Degrees: The Series, Yellowjackets). Tony has a key role as an NCAA executive in the feature … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Gilliard, Carl Gilliard Tony Winters, Carl Gilliard Two Degrees, Clive Queen Sugar, J.K. Simmons National Champions, Jamaa Fanaka Penititiary movies, Leon Isaac Kennedy Penitentiary movies, National Champions movie, NBA 2K 16, Queen Sugar, Ric Roman Waugh, Ric Roman Waugh National Champions, Robert Townsend, Sidney Poitier, Sidney Poitier Sneakers, Spike Lee, Stephan James National Champions, This Is Us, Timothy Olyphant National Champions, Tony Winters, Tony Winters Clive, Tony Winters Hunter, Tony Winters Jake and the Fatman, Tony Winters Leon Isaac Kennedy, Tony Winters National Champions, Tony Winters NBA 2K 15, Tony Winters Penitentiary III, Tony Winters Sidney Poitier, Tony Winters Sneakers, Yellowjackets, Young Sheldon
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via BHBPR: The HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM paid homage to Bob Hope and the veterans of World War II with a special pre-Veterans Day unveiling of a new lobby exhibit that includes Hope’s USO Jacket and other personal items, including a few of the many letters that Hope received every day from the fighting men and women of World War II. The event, held Thursday 11/4, was the first lobby exhibit unveiling since the Museum reopened. Celebrity guests included Hope’s daughter, Linda Hope, and Martha Bolton, the first and only fulltime female writer that Hope ever hired. As part of its reopening, the Hollywood Museum upgraded its ventilation and filtration system with hospital-quality and school-quality filters that will neutralize allergens and pollens in the air and eliminate 99.9 percent of the mold, germs, and viruses that can cause COVID-19. Masks, however, are still required at this time
“Anywhere we went, whenever we landed … we would always do an impromptu show. We’d go into one of our little bits. Then we’d go to the next place. The troupe was constantly on, constantly entertaining-whether it was three people … Continue reading