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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 728.4 with guest James Rosin is now available for listening on demand for free wherever you find podcasts
The Rise of Pro Basketball in Philadelphia Original Airdates: Mar. 13-16, 2026 TVC 728.4: Ed welcomes back actor, author, and documentary filmmaker James Rosin. Jim wrote, produced, and directed Philly Hoops, a deep dive into the early years of one … Continue reading →
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 659.4 with guest Rich Little is now available for listening on demand as a free podcast. Rich will bring his record-breaking one-man Las Vegas show to the Laugh Factory Covina in Covina, CA for one night only on Sunday 9/8
Rich Little: On the Road Again Original Airdates: Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 2024 TVC 659.4: Ed welcomes back Rich Little, America’s Master Mimic, and the dean of impressionists. Rich will bring his record-breaking one-man Las Vegas show to the Laugh Factory … Continue reading →
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show Nos. 645 and 646 with guests John Barbour and Carol Hoenig is now available for listening on demand as a free podcast
The Greatest Reviews I’ve Ever Read Original Airdates: Apr. 26-29, 2024 TVC 645.5: Ed welcomes back five-time Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, talk show host, and cultural critic John Barbour (Real People) and Carol Hoenig, the collaborator on John’s memoir, Your … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Walsh, Americas Most Wanted, assassination of JFK, Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Carol Hoenig, Carol Hoenig Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Cesar Chavez, comedian, CSI Knuckles and Nash episode, CSI Take My Life Please episode, definitive film on JFK and the rise of Fake News, director, Ernie Kovacs Televisions Original Genius, Eva Cassidy, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra John Barbour, George Burns, George Carlin, George Schlatter, Godfather of Reality TV, Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Jane Fonda, Jim Garrison, John Barbour, John Barbour A.M. Los Angeles, John Barbour Bobby Darin, John Barbour Carol Hoenig, John Barbour Christopher Barbour, John Barbour comedian, John Barbour CSI, John Barbour Dick Gregory, John Barbour Edie Adams, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs documentary, John Barbour film reviews, John Barbour Frank Sinatra, John Barbour Garrison Tapes, John Barbour Geoff Miller, John Barbour Hungry i, John Barbour I Met A Man I Didn't Like, John Barbour It's Tough Being White, John Barbour Jane Fonda, John Barbour JFK, John Barbour Jim Nabors, John Barbour KNBC, John Barbour Knuckles and Nash, John Barbour Las Vegas, John Barbour Laugh-In, John Barbour Los Angeles Magazine, John Barbour Los Angeles movie critic, John Barbour Merv Griffin, John Barbour Pat Morita, John Barbour Real People, John Barbour Reality TV, John Barbour Redd Foxx, John Barbour Robin Williams, John Barbour Sarita, John Barbour Showtime, John Barbour Tim Conway, John Barbour Tom Bradley, John Barbour Tom Hayden, John Walsh, Johnny Carson, KNBC Critic-At-Large, Knuckles & Nash, Lenny Bruce, Los Angeles Magazine, Muhammad Ali, Navajo Code Talkers, Oliver Stone, producer, Real People John Walsh, Real People Navajo Code Talkers, Real People Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Rodney Dangerfield, Ronald Reagan, The American Media and the Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Dean Martin Show, The Garrison Tapes, the hungry i, The Tonight Show, Tim Conway, Tim Conway Knuckles and Nast, trendsetting hit Real People, TV Host, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Writer, Your Mother's Not a Virgin, Your Mother's Not a Virgin: The Bumpy Life and Times of the Canadian Dropout Who Changed the Face of American TV
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 640.5: Special preview of our upcoming conversation with John Barbour and Carol Hoenig is now available for listening on demand as a free podcast
John Barbour on the Academy Awards Original Airdates: Mar. 8-11, 2024 TVC 640.5: A special preview of our upcoming conversation with five-time Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, talk show host, and cultural critic John Barbour (Real People) and Carol Hoenig, the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Walsh, Americas Most Wanted, assassination of JFK, Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Carol Hoenig, Carol Hoenig Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Cesar Chavez, comedian, CSI Knuckles and Nash episode, CSI Take My Life Please episode, definitive film on JFK and the rise of Fake News, director, Ernie Kovacs Televisions Original Genius, Eva Cassidy, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra John Barbour, George Burns, George Carlin, George Schlatter, Godfather of Reality TV, Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Jane Fonda, Jim Garrison, John Barbour, John Barbour A.M. Los Angeles, John Barbour Bobby Darin, John Barbour Carol Hoenig, John Barbour Christopher Barbour, John Barbour comedian, John Barbour CSI, John Barbour Dick Gregory, John Barbour Edie Adams, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs documentary, John Barbour film reviews, John Barbour Frank Sinatra, John Barbour Garrison Tapes, John Barbour Geoff Miller, John Barbour Hungry i, John Barbour I Met A Man I Didn't Like, John Barbour It's Tough Being White, John Barbour Jane Fonda, John Barbour JFK, John Barbour Jim Nabors, John Barbour KNBC, John Barbour Knuckles and Nash, John Barbour Las Vegas, John Barbour Laugh-In, John Barbour Los Angeles Magazine, John Barbour Los Angeles movie critic, John Barbour Merv Griffin, John Barbour Pat Morita, John Barbour Real People, John Barbour Reality TV, John Barbour Redd Foxx, John Barbour Robin Williams, John Barbour Sarita, John Barbour Showtime, John Barbour Tim Conway, John Barbour Tom Bradley, John Barbour Tom Hayden, John Walsh, Johnny Carson, KNBC Critic-At-Large, Knuckles & Nash, Lenny Bruce, Los Angeles Magazine, Muhammad Ali, Navajo Code Talkers, Oliver Stone, producer, Real People John Walsh, Real People Navajo Code Talkers, Real People Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Rodney Dangerfield, Ronald Reagan, The American Media and the Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Dean Martin Show, The Garrison Tapes, the hungry i, The Tonight Show, Tim Conway, Tim Conway Knuckles and Nast, trendsetting hit Real People, TV Host, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Writer, Your Mother's Not a Virgin, Your Mother's Not a Virgin: The Bumpy Life and Times of the Canadian Dropout Who Changed the Face of American TV
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 628.4 with guest John Barbour is now available for listening on demand as a free podcast wherever you find podcasts
John Barbour’s Final Word on the Murder of JFK Original Airdates: Nov. 17-20. 2023 TVC 628.4: Ed welcomes back John Barbour, five-time Emmy Award-winning talk show host, comedian, critic at large, and co-creator of Real People; author of Your Mother’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Walsh, Americas Most Wanted, assassination of JFK, Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Carol Hoenig, Carol Hoenig Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Cesar Chavez, comedian, CSI Knuckles and Nash episode, CSI Take My Life Please episode, definitive film on JFK and the rise of Fake News, director, Ernie Kovacs Televisions Original Genius, Eva Cassidy, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra John Barbour, George Burns, George Carlin, George Schlatter, Godfather of Reality TV, Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Jane Fonda, Jim Garrison, John Barbour, John Barbour A.M. Los Angeles, John Barbour Bobby Darin, John Barbour Carol Hoenig, John Barbour Christopher Barbour, John Barbour comedian, John Barbour CSI, John Barbour Dick Gregory, John Barbour Edie Adams, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs documentary, John Barbour film reviews, John Barbour Frank Sinatra, John Barbour Garrison Tapes, John Barbour Geoff Miller, John Barbour Hungry i, John Barbour I Met A Man I Didn't Like, John Barbour It's Tough Being White, John Barbour Jane Fonda, John Barbour JFK, John Barbour Jim Nabors, John Barbour KNBC, John Barbour Knuckles and Nash, John Barbour Las Vegas, John Barbour Laugh-In, John Barbour Los Angeles Magazine, John Barbour Los Angeles movie critic, John Barbour Merv Griffin, John Barbour Pat Morita, John Barbour Real People, John Barbour Reality TV, John Barbour Redd Foxx, John Barbour Robin Williams, John Barbour Sarita, John Barbour Showtime, John Barbour Tim Conway, John Barbour Tom Bradley, John Barbour Tom Hayden, John Walsh, Johnny Carson, KNBC Critic-At-Large, Knuckles & Nash, Lenny Bruce, Los Angeles Magazine, Muhammad Ali, Navajo Code Talkers, Oliver Stone, producer, Real People John Walsh, Real People Navajo Code Talkers, Real People Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Rodney Dangerfield, Ronald Reagan, The American Media and the Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Dean Martin Show, The Garrison Tapes, the hungry i, The Tonight Show, Tim Conway, Tim Conway Knuckles and Nast, trendsetting hit Real People, TV Host, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Writer, Your Mother's Not a Virgin, Your Mother's Not a Virgin: The Bumpy Life and Times of the Canadian Dropout Who Changed the Face of American TV
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 575.7: The Responsibility of Nehemiah Persoff is available for listening on demand as a free podcast
The Responsibility of Nehemiah Persoff Original Airdates: Apr. 15-17, 2022 TVC 575.7: Ed remembers character actor Nehemiah Persoff by playing a clip from our October 2021 conversation with James Rosin, the publisher of The Many Faces of Nehemiah, the memoirs … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam-12, Akim Tamiroff I dont provoke, Alan Ladd, Albert Finney, Autumn Road Publishing books, Ben Roberts, Beverly Hills Cab, Beverly Hills Hotel, Bobby Lewis, Boris Karloff, British mandate of Palestine, Bruce Willis, Charles Laughton, Classic TV Series Books, ClassicTVSeriesBooks.com, Coronet Theatre Los Angeles, Doc Adames, Edgar Bergen, Elizabeth Taylor, Ernest Borgnine, From Whom the Bell Tolls, George Burns, Grand Hotel on wheels, Gunsmoke, Hawaii Five-O, Humphrey Bogart, Israel, Israelites, Ivan Goff, Jack Klugman, James Caan, James Cagney, James Rosin, James Rosin author, James Rosin Belle Garden Beat, James Rosin Butterfly, James Rosin Nehemiah Persoff, James Rosin Nicky Persoff, Jeff Bridges, Jim Rosin, Jocelyn Brando, Jocelyn Brando Dallas, Jocelyn Brando Marlon Brando, John Wayne, kibbutz, Louis Gossett Jr., MANC, Mannix, Marc Robson, Marlon Brando, Marlon Brando A Streetcar Named Desire, Martin Milner, Michael Douglas, MidAtlantic Nostalgia Convention, Mike Connors, Milburn Stone, Mission: Impossible, Naked City: The Television Series, Nehemiah Persoff, Nehemiah Persoff Barbra Streisand, Nehemiah Persoff Billy Wilder, Nehemiah Persoff Broadway, Nehemiah Persoff Charles Laughton, Nehemiah Persoff Elia Kazan, Nehemiah Persoff For Whom the Bell Tolls, Nehemiah Persoff Gilligan's Island, Nehemiah Persoff John Wayne, Nehemiah Persoff King Lear, Nehemiah Persoff Lee Strasberg, Nehemiah Persoff Little Bonaparte, Nehemiah Persoff Michael Curtiz, Nehemiah Persoff Playhouse 90, Nehemiah Persoff Richard III, Nehemiah Persoff Route 66, Nehemiah Persoff Sholem Aleichem, Nehemiah Persoff Some Like It Hot, Nehemiah Persoff Stanislavski, Nehemiah Persoff taxicab scene A Streetcar Named Desire, Nehemiah Persoff The Actors Studio, Nehemiah Persoff The Empty Chair, Nehemiah Persoff The Many Faces of Nehemiah Persoff, Nehemiah Persoff The Untouchables, Nehemiah Persoff Tony Curtis, Nehemiah Persoff Under the Eucalpytus, Nehemiah Persoff Yentl, Nicky Persoff, Oxford Theatre Los Angeles, Pablo Akim Tamiroff, Palestine, Paul Newman, PEOPLE PLACES & ME, People Places & Me book, Peter Falk, Peter Finch, Peyton Place: The Television Series, Philadelphia Athletics, Philly Pop Rock Rhythm & Blues, Quincy, Richard Burton, Richard III, Rod Steiger, Rod Steiger A Streetcar Named Desire, Rod Steiger Nehemiah Persoff, Route 66, Route 66: The Television Series, Shelley Winters, Some Like It Hot Little Bonaparte, stage actors who appeared on television, state of Israel, Stella Adler, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Badlanders, The Invaders: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Mirror Has Two Faces, The Untouchables The Empty Chair, Tony Randall, Under the Eucalyptus, Under the Eucalyptus seriocomic play, War of Independence, Williamburg Nostalgia Fest, Williamsburg section Brooklyn, working actor, working writer, Zionism
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 567.4 with guest John Barbour via remote from the Hollywood Museum is available for listening on demand as a free podcast
John Barbour: The Godfather of Reality TV Original Airdates: Feb. 4-6, 2022 TVC 567.4: From the floor of the Hollywood Museum’s recent Celebrity Authors Forum: Ed welcomes John Barbour, five-time Emmy Award-winning talk show host, comedian, critic at large, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Walsh, Americas Most Wanted, assassination of JFK, Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Carol Hoenig, Carol Hoenig Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Cesar Chavez, comedian, CSI Knuckles and Nash episode, CSI Take My Life Please episode, definitive film on JFK and the rise of Fake News, director, Ernie Kovacs Televisions Original Genius, Eva Cassidy, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra John Barbour, George Burns, George Carlin, George Schlatter, Godfather of Reality TV, Greatest Reviews I've Ever Read, Jane Fonda, Jim Garrison, John Barbour, John Barbour A.M. Los Angeles, John Barbour Bobby Darin, John Barbour Carol Hoenig, John Barbour Christopher Barbour, John Barbour comedian, John Barbour CSI, John Barbour Dick Gregory, John Barbour Edie Adams, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs documentary, John Barbour film reviews, John Barbour Frank Sinatra, John Barbour Garrison Tapes, John Barbour Geoff Miller, John Barbour Hungry i, John Barbour I Met A Man I Didn't Like, John Barbour It's Tough Being White, John Barbour Jane Fonda, John Barbour JFK, John Barbour Jim Nabors, John Barbour KNBC, John Barbour Knuckles and Nash, John Barbour Las Vegas, John Barbour Laugh-In, John Barbour Los Angeles Magazine, John Barbour Los Angeles movie critic, John Barbour Merv Griffin, John Barbour Pat Morita, John Barbour Real People, John Barbour Reality TV, John Barbour Redd Foxx, John Barbour Robin Williams, John Barbour Sarita, John Barbour Showtime, John Barbour Tim Conway, John Barbour Tom Bradley, John Barbour Tom Hayden, John Walsh, Johnny Carson, KNBC Critic-At-Large, Knuckles & Nash, Lenny Bruce, Los Angeles Magazine, Muhammad Ali, Navajo Code Talkers, Oliver Stone, producer, Real People John Walsh, Real People Navajo Code Talkers, Real People Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Rodney Dangerfield, Ronald Reagan, The American Media and the Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Dean Martin Show, The Garrison Tapes, the hungry i, The Tonight Show, Tim Conway, Tim Conway Knuckles and Nast, trendsetting hit Real People, TV Host, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Writer, Your Mother's Not a Virgin, Your Mother's Not a Virgin: The Bumpy Life and Times of the Canadian Dropout Who Changed the Face of American TV
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TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 563.4 with guest Carol Hoenig is available for listening on demand as a free podcast
The Greatest Reviews I’ve Ever Read by Carol Hoenig Original Airdates: Jan. 7-9, 2022 TVC 563.4: From the floor of the Hollywood Museum’s recent Celebrity Authors Forum: Ed welcomes Carol Hoenig, author of The Greatest Reviews I’ve Ever Read, a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam Walsh, Americas Most Wanted, assassination of JFK, Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Cesar Chavez, comedian, CSI Knuckles and Nash episode, CSI Take My Life Please episode, definitive film on JFK and the rise of Fake News, director, Ernie Kovacs Televisions Original Genius, Eva Cassidy, Frank Sinatra, Frank Sinatra John Barbour, George Burns, George Carlin, George Schlatter, Godfather of Reality TV, Jane Fonda, Jim Garrison, John Barbour, John Barbour A.M. Los Angeles, John Barbour Bobby Darin, John Barbour Christopher Barbour, John Barbour comedian, John Barbour CSI, John Barbour Dick Gregory, John Barbour Edie Adams, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs, John Barbour Ernie Kovacs documentary, John Barbour Frank Sinatra, John Barbour Garrison Tapes, John Barbour Geoff Miller, John Barbour Hungry i, John Barbour I Met A Man I Didn't Like, John Barbour It's Tough Being White, John Barbour Jane Fonda, John Barbour JFK, John Barbour Jim Nabors, John Barbour KNBC, John Barbour Knuckles and Nash, John Barbour Las Vegas, John Barbour Laugh-In, John Barbour Los Angeles Magazine, John Barbour Merv Griffin, John Barbour Pat Morita, John Barbour Real People, John Barbour Reality TV, John Barbour Redd Foxx, John Barbour Robin Williams, John Barbour Sarita, John Barbour Showtime, John Barbour Tim Conway, John Barbour Tom Bradley, John Barbour Tom Hayden, John Walsh, Johnny Carson, KNBC Critic-At-Large, Knuckles & Nash, Lenny Bruce, Los Angeles Magazine, Muhammad Ali, Navajo Code Talkers, Oliver Stone, producer, Real People John Walsh, Real People Navajo Code Talkers, Real People Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Rodney Dangerfield, Ronald Reagan, The American Media and the Second Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, The Dean Martin Show, The Garrison Tapes, the hungry i, The Tonight Show, Tim Conway, Tim Conway Knuckles and Nast, trendsetting hit Real People, TV Host, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Writer, Your Mother's Not a Virgin, Your Mother's Not a Virgin: The Bumpy Life and Times of the Canadian Dropout Who Changed the Face of American TV
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 558.1: Nehemiah Persoff and The Actors Studio with guest James Rosin is available for listening on demand
Nehemiah Persoff and the Actors Studio Original Airdates: Nov. 5-7, 2021 TVC 558.1: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with James Rosin, author of the novellas Butterfly and Belle Garden Beat and the publisher of The Many … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adam-12, Akim Tamiroff I dont provoke, Alan Ladd, Albert Finney, Autumn Road Publishing books, Ben Roberts, Beverly Hills Cab, Beverly Hills Hotel, Bobby Lewis, Boris Karloff, British mandate of Palestine, Bruce Willis, Charles Laughton, Classic TV Series Books, ClassicTVSeriesBooks.com, Coronet Theatre Los Angeles, Doc Adames, Edgar Bergen, Elizabeth Taylor, Ernest Borgnine, From Whom the Bell Tolls, George Burns, Grand Hotel on wheels, Gunsmoke, Hawaii Five-O, Humphrey Bogart, Israel, Israelites, Ivan Goff, Jack Klugman, James Caan, James Cagney, James Rosin, James Rosin author, James Rosin Belle Garden Beat, James Rosin Butterfly, James Rosin Nehemiah Persoff, James Rosin Nicky Persoff, Jeff Bridges, Jim Rosin, Jocelyn Brando, Jocelyn Brando Dallas, Jocelyn Brando Marlon Brando, John Wayne, kibbutz, Louis Gossett Jr., MANC, Mannix, Marc Robson, Marlon Brando, Marlon Brando A Streetcar Named Desire, Martin Milner, Michael Douglas, MidAtlantic Nostalgia Convention, Mike Connors, Milburn Stone, Mission: Impossible, Naked City: The Television Series, Nehemiah Persoff, Nehemiah Persoff Barbra Streisand, Nehemiah Persoff Billy Wilder, Nehemiah Persoff Broadway, Nehemiah Persoff Charles Laughton, Nehemiah Persoff Elia Kazan, Nehemiah Persoff For Whom the Bell Tolls, Nehemiah Persoff Gilligan's Island, Nehemiah Persoff John Wayne, Nehemiah Persoff King Lear, Nehemiah Persoff Lee Strasberg, Nehemiah Persoff Little Bonaparte, Nehemiah Persoff Michael Curtiz, Nehemiah Persoff Playhouse 90, Nehemiah Persoff Richard III, Nehemiah Persoff Route 66, Nehemiah Persoff Sholem Aleichem, Nehemiah Persoff Some Like It Hot, Nehemiah Persoff Stanislavski, Nehemiah Persoff taxicab scene A Streetcar Named Desire, Nehemiah Persoff The Actors Studio, Nehemiah Persoff The Empty Chair, Nehemiah Persoff The Many Faces of Nehemiah Persoff, Nehemiah Persoff The Untouchables, Nehemiah Persoff Tony Curtis, Nehemiah Persoff Under the Eucalpytus, Nehemiah Persoff Yentl, Nicky Persoff, Oxford Theatre Los Angeles, Pablo Akim Tamiroff, Palestine, Paul Newman, PEOPLE PLACES & ME, People Places & Me book, Peter Falk, Peter Finch, Peyton Place: The Television Series, Philadelphia Athletics, Philly Pop Rock Rhythm & Blues, Quincy, Richard Burton, Richard III, Rod Steiger, Rod Steiger A Streetcar Named Desire, Rod Steiger Nehemiah Persoff, Route 66, Route 66: The Television Series, Shelley Winters, Some Like It Hot Little Bonaparte, stage actors who appeared on television, state of Israel, Stella Adler, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Badlanders, The Invaders: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Mirror Has Two Faces, The Untouchables The Empty Chair, Tony Randall, Under the Eucalyptus, Under the Eucalyptus seriocomic play, War of Independence, Williamburg Nostalgia Fest, Williamsburg section Brooklyn, working actor, working writer, Zionism
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 557.1 with guest James Rosin is available for listening on demand
The Many Faces of Nehemiah Persoff Original Airdates: Oct. 29-31, 2021 TVC 557.1: Ed welcomes back actor, author, and publisher James Rosin. Jim recently published The Many Faces of Nehemiah, the memoirs of Nehemiah Persoff, one of the greatest and … Continue reading →
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