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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 549.3 with guest Marc Cushman is available for listening on demand
Gene Roddenbery: The Flawed Hero of Star Trek Original Airdates: Aug. 6-8, 2021 TVC 549.3: Part 2 of the conversation that began last week with Marc Cushman about the making of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, including the back story … Continue reading →
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 548.1 with guest Marc Cushman is available for listening on demand
The Enemy Within Gene Roddenberry Original Airdates: July 30-Aug. 1, 2021 TVC 548.1: A return visit by renowned author, director, and screenwriter Marc Cushman. Marc’s latest book, These Are the Voyages: Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek in the 1970s, is … Continue reading →
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Tagged ABC Sunday Night Movie, Adam Nimoy, Alex Cord, Angie Dickinson, Bill Cosby, Bjo Trimble, Brave New World, Captain Kirk, Chris Doohan, D.C. Fontana, DeForest Kelley, Desilu, Desilu Studios, dichotomy Gene Roddenberry, Dorothy C. Fontana, Dorothy Fontana, Dylan Hunt, Earle Hagen, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Erle Stanley Gardner, Fred Freiberger, Fred Freiberger Space: 1999, Fred Freiberger Star Trek, Gene L. Coon, Gene Roddenberry, Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry Quark controversy, Genesis II, George Takei, Great Bird, Great Bird of the Galaxy, Great Bird of the Galazy, Harold Livingston Star Trek The Motion Picture, Herb Solow, I Spy, I Spy canceled, I Spy TV show, Isaac Asimov, Isaac Asimov Gene Roddenberry, Isaac Asimov Space: 1999, Isaac Asimov Star Trek, James Doohan, James Goldstone, Jerry Finnerman, Joe D'Agosta, John D.F. Black, Jon Povill, Leonard Nimoy, Lincoln Enterprises, Lucille Ball, Majel Barrett, Marc Cushman, Mariette Hartley, Mike Farrell, Mission: Impossible, Mr. Spock, National General Corporation, Nichelle Nichols, Paramount, Perry Mason, Phase II, Phase II Trek series, Planet Earth, Pretty Maids All in a Row, Ralph Senensky, Richard Benjamin, Richard Benjamin Quark, Richard Kelton Ficus, Richard Kelton Quark, Robert Butler, Robert Culp, Robert Foxworth, Robert H. Justman, Robert Wise Star Trek The Motion Picture, Rock Hudson, Roddenberry projects, Roger Vadim, Sheldon Leonard, Spectre, Star Trek, Star Trek conventions, Star Trek Devil in the Dark, Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek Phase II, Star Trek Quark controversy, Star Trek The Corbomite Manuever, Star Trek The Doomsday Machine, Star Trek The Enemy Within, Star Trek The Immunity Syndrome, Star Trek: The Animated Series, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Strange New World, Tarzan, The Questor Tapes, These Are The Voyages, These are the Voyages Books, Tom Perry Paramount Pictures, V-GR, V-Jer, Vic Mignogna, Walter Koenig, why Star Trek The Motion Picture played better on television, why was I Spy canceled, William Shatner
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 510.1 with guest Diana Eden is available for listening on demand
Stars in Their Underwear Original Airdates: Oct. 2-4, 2020 TVC 510.1: Ed welcomes three-time Emmy nominated costume designer Diana Eden. Diana’s memoir, Stars in Their Underwear: My Unpredictable Journey from Broadway Dancer to Costume Designer for Some of Hollywood’s Biggest … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Ann-Margret, Ann-Margret Las Vegas, Beer Stein Girl The Producers, Betty White, Bob Mackie, Carol Burnett, Charotte Rae, Cher, Cloris Leachman, costume designer Hollywood's biggest stars, Dan Dailey, Debra Messing, Diana Eden, Diana Eden Ann-Margret, Diana Eden Broadway, Diana Eden costume designer, Diana Eden Designs, Diana Eden Diana Ross, Diana Eden Gwendolyn Pigeon, Diana Eden Hot Spot, Diana Eden National Ballet of Canada, Diana Eden Santa Barbara, Diana Eden Stars in their Underwear, Diana Eden Tamara, Diana Eden The Facts of Life, Diana Eden The Odd Couple, Diana Moore Beer Stein Girl, Diana Moore Jubilee, Diana Moore The Producers, Diana Moore Valley of the Dolls, Diana Moore-Ede, Diana Ross, Diana Ross Central Park concert, Diana Ross I'm Coming Out, Fade In Fade Out, George Clooney, Jubilee Bob Mackie, Jubilee Las Vegas, Jubilee MGM Grand Hotel, Judy Holliday, Kim Fields, Larry Hagman, Lea Thompson, Lisa Welchel, Mackenzie Astin, Mel Brooks, MGM Grand Hotel fire, Mindy Cohn, My Fair Lady, Nancy McKeon, Ned and Stacey, Reba McEntire, Richard Benjamin, stars in their underwear, Steve Binder, Steve Binder Diana Ross, Swan Lake, Thomas Haden Church, underwear, Zero Mostel
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Emmy nominated costume designer DIANA EDEN on overcoming shyness, depression, and personal and professional tragedy to find joy and fulfillment as a Broadway dancer, actress, and, finally, costume designer for some of the biggest stars on stage, TV and film. Diana’s memoir, STARS IN THEIR UNDERWEAR, provides a revealing look at Diana’s work with such stars as Ann-Margret, Cher, Diana Ross, George Clooney, Betty White, Debra Messing, Lea Thompson, Larry Hagman and legendary costume designer Bob Mackie. STARS IN THEIR UNDERWEAR is available in paperback and as an eBook through Amazon.com and other online retailers
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Tagged A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Ann-Margret, Ann-Margret Las Vegas, Beer Stein Girl The Producers, Betty White, Bob Mackie, Carol Burnett, Charotte Rae, Cher, Cloris Leachman, costume designer Hollywood's biggest stars, Dan Dailey, Debra Messing, Diana Eden, Diana Eden Ann-Margret, Diana Eden Broadway, Diana Eden costume designer, Diana Eden Designs, Diana Eden Diana Ross, Diana Eden Gwendolyn Pigeon, Diana Eden Hot Spot, Diana Eden National Ballet of Canada, Diana Eden Santa Barbara, Diana Eden Stars in their Underwear, Diana Eden Tamara, Diana Eden The Facts of Life, Diana Eden The Odd Couple, Diana Moore Beer Stein Girl, Diana Moore Jubilee, Diana Moore The Producers, Diana Moore Valley of the Dolls, Diana Moore-Ede, Diana Ross, Diana Ross Central Park concert, Diana Ross I'm Coming Out, Fade In Fade Out, George Clooney, Jubilee Bob Mackie, Jubilee Las Vegas, Jubilee MGM Grand Hotel, Judy Holliday, Kim Fields, Larry Hagman, Lea Thompson, Lisa Welchel, Mackenzie Astin, Mel Brooks, MGM Grand Hotel fire, Mindy Cohn, My Fair Lady, Nancy McKeon, Ned and Stacey, Reba McEntire, Richard Benjamin, Steve Binder, Steve Binder Diana Ross, Swan Lake, Thomas Haden Church, Zero Mostel
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 501.4 with guest Basil Hoffman is now available for listening on demand. NOTE: Out of an abundance of caution due to local government quarantine regulations, the two-day acting workshop that Basil Hoffman was scheduled to lead at Blue Light New Mexico on July 25-26 has been canceled
Basil Hoffman and the Power of the Monologue Original Airdates: July 17-19, 2020 TVC 501.4: Ed welcomes film and TV actor, author, and noted acting teacher Basil Hoffman (Acting and How to Be Good at It, Cold Reading and How … Continue reading →
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Film and TV actor and renowned acting teacher and acting coach BASIL HOFFMAN on the power of the monologue; the difference between “actor first” directors and “camera first” directors; and why Peter O’Toole, Peter Falk and James Garner were among the most accommodating actors he has worked with. NOTE: Out of an abundance of caution due to local government quarantine regulations, the two-day acting workshop that Basil Hoffman was scheduled to lead at Blue Light New Mexico on July 25-26 has been canceled.
UPDATE July 20, 2020: Out of an abundance of caution due to local government quarantine regulations, the two-day acting workshop that Basil Hoffman was scheduled to lead at Blue Light New Mexico on July 25-26 has been canceled. ALBUQUERQUE, NM … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3 Geezers, Alan J. Pakula, All the Presidents Men, Angela Lansbury, Basil Hoffman Acting and How to Be Good at It, Basil Hoffman acting coach, Basil Hoffman All of Me, Basil Hoffman All the Presidents Men, Basil Hoffman Carl Reiner, Basil Hoffman Clear Light, Basil Hoffman Cold Reading and How to Be Good at It, Basil Hoffman Columbo, Basil Hoffman monologue, Basil Hoffman monologue power, Basil Hoffman Principal Dingleman, Basil Hoffman Robert Redford Basil Hoffman Alan J. Pakula, Basil Hoffman Sky High Bye-Bye I.Q. Murder Case, Basil Hoffman Square Pegs, Basil Hoffman teacher, Basil Hoffman The Baker's Road Killings, Basil Hoffman workshops, Blake Edwards, Carl Reiner, CDC guidelines, Center for Disease Control, Center for Disease Control guidelines, Christopher Plummer, Christopher Walken, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Coen brothers, Columbo, Comes a Horseman, Communion, COVID safe, COVID safe training program, Culture, Delbert Mann, Down With Love, Dustin Hoffman, Ellery Queen, Frances McDormand, Gene Hackman, George Clooney, Hail Caesar!, Hill Street Blues, J.K. Simmons, James Garner, Jane Fonda, Jason Alexander, Jason Robards, Jean Dujardin, Joel and Ethan Coen, Kung Fu, Lady Liberty, Liza Minnelli, Lucky Lady, Mario Monicelli, Martin Balsam, Mary Steenburgen, MASH, mask wearing, Michel Hazanavicius, Ordinary People, Paolo Sorrentino, Peter Bogdanovich, Peter Medak, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Pontiac Moon, Principal Dingleman, Redd Foxx, Renee Zellweger, Richard Benjamin, Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Redford, Ron Howard, Sanford & Son, Seinfeld, Shirley MacLaine, social distancing practices, Sophia Loren, Square Pegs, Stanley Donen, Steven Spielberg, Sydney Pollack, The Artist, The Baker's Road Killings, The Electric Horseman, The Last Word, The Milagro Beanfield War, The Moneychangers, The Rockford Files, Tilda Swinton, Timothy Hutton
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 482 with guest Joan Van Ark is now available online for listening on demand
Joan Van Ark on the character arc of Valene Ewing Original Airdates: Feb. 28-Mar. 1, 2020 TVC 482.5: Ed welcomes actress and voice artist Joan Van Ark (Knots Landing, Dallas, Spider-Woman). Topics include Joan’s background as a stage actress; the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abby Cunningham Knots Landing, Barefoot in the Park, Big Dreams and Broken Hearts, Broadway, Cy Coleman, David Jacobs, David Jacobs Knots Landing, Donelle Dadigan, Donelle Dadigan Hollywood Museum, Donna Mills, Donna Mills Abby Cunningham Ewing, Donna Mills Abby Ewing, Donna Mills Knots Landing, Donna Mills Larry Gilman, Donna Mills Larry Hagman, Donna Mills Mood Swings, Donna Mills Play Misty for Me, Donna Mills Queens of Drama, Donna Mills The Good Life, Dottie West, Estee Lauder, Estee Lauder eyes, Estee Lauder Joan Van Ark, Estee Lauder lips, Estee Lauder voiceover, Hollywood Museum, Hollywood Museum Lobby Series, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, I'm Way Ahead, James Farentino, James Garner, James Garner Rockford Files, Joan van Ark, Joan Van Ark Barefoot in the Park, Joan Van Ark Estee Lauter, Joan Van Ark Find Me If You Can, Joan Van Ark Hollywood Museum, Joan Van Ark Juanita Bartlett, Joan Van Ark KNOT Done Yet, Joan Van Ark Knots Landing, Joan Van Ark M*A*S*H, Joan Van Ark Martin Sheen, Joan Van Ark Mike Nichols, Joan Van Ark Quark, Joan Van Ark Quinn Martin, Joan Van Ark Resurrection in Black and White, Joan Van Ark Richard Benjamin, Joan Van Ark Rockford Files, Joan Van Ark Spider-Woman, Joan Van Ark Steve Ihnat, Joan Van Ark Ted Shackelford, Joan Van Ark Temperatures Rising, Joan Van Ark The F.B.I., Joan Van Ark The FBI, Joan Van Ark The School for Wives, Joan Van Ark There's One in Every Port, Joan Van Ark Valene Ewing, John Marshall, Julie Harris, Julie Harris Knots Landing, Julie Harris Lilimae Clements, K-N-O-T Done Yet, Karen Fairgate Knots Landing, KNOT Done Yet, Knots Landing, Knots Landing Dallas, Knots Landing David Jacobs, Knots Landing lobby exhibit, Knots Landing Michael Filerman, Knots Landing This Is Us, Larry Hagman, lobby exhibit, Lobby Series, Madame Morrible, Madeline Reeves General Hospital, Michael Filerman Knots Landing, Michele Lee, Michele Lee Karen Fairgate, Michele Lee Knots Landing, Myrna Loy, Neil Simon, Quinn Martin Productions, Richard Benjamin, Rockford Files, Spider-Woman Disney+, Spider-Woman Jessica Drew, Television Confidential, The F.B.I., The FBI, The FBI Quinn Martin, The Hollywood Museum, This Is Us, Val and Gary Ewing, Val Ewing Dallas, Val Ewing Knots Landing, Vanessa Marshall, Wicked
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Joan Van Ark on her stage background and the “bag of voices” that she draws on as a voice artist (including the voice of Spider-Woman); how the costumes of Joan’s on display at the Hollywood Museum are, in a way, an example of how Valene Ewing evolved as a character on KNOTS LANDING; and the advice that James Garner gave Joan early in her career. Both KNOTS LANDING and SPIDER-WOMAN celebrate their 40th anniversaries on television this season. The KNOTS LANDING lobby exhibit at the Hollywood Museum continues thru Wednesday 4/1. SPIDER-WOMAN is now streaming on demand on Disney+
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Tagged Abby Cunningham Knots Landing, Barefoot in the Park, Big Dreams and Broken Hearts, Broadway, Cy Coleman, David Jacobs, David Jacobs Knots Landing, Donelle Dadigan, Donelle Dadigan Hollywood Museum, Donna Mills, Donna Mills Abby Cunningham Ewing, Donna Mills Abby Ewing, Donna Mills Knots Landing, Donna Mills Larry Gilman, Donna Mills Larry Hagman, Donna Mills Mood Swings, Donna Mills Play Misty for Me, Donna Mills Queens of Drama, Donna Mills The Good Life, Dottie West, Hollywood Museum, Hollywood Museum Lobby Series, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, I'm Way Ahead, James Garner, Joan van Ark, Joan Van Ark Estee Lauter, Joan Van Ark Knots Landing, Joan Van Ark M*A*S*H, Joan Van Ark Mike Nichols, Joan Van Ark Quark, Joan Van Ark Richard Benjamin, Joan Van Ark Rockford Files, Joan Van Ark Spider-Woman, Joan Van Ark Ted Shackelford, Joan Van Ark Temperatures Rising, Joan Van Ark The F.B.I., Joan Van Ark The School for Wives, Joan Van Ark Valene Ewing, John Marshall, K-N-O-T Done Yet, Karen Fairgate Knots Landing, Knots Landing, Knots Landing Dallas, Knots Landing David Jacobs, Knots Landing Michael Filerman, Knots Landing This Is Us, Larry Hagman, lobby exhibit, Lobby Series, Madame Morrible, Madeline Reeves General Hospital, Michael Filerman Knots Landing, Michele Lee, Michele Lee Karen Fairgate, Michele Lee Knots Landing, Myrna Loy, Neil Simon, Richard Benjamin, Rockford Files, Spider-Woman Disney+, Spider-Woman Jessica Drew, Television Confidential, The F.B.I., The FBI, The Hollywood Museum, This Is Us, Val and Gary Ewing, Val Ewing Dallas, Val Ewing Knots Landing, Vanessa Marshall, Wicked
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via Hot Ice Media: The Musso & Frank Grill: Some Place to Eat celebrates the 100th anniversary of the legendary Hollywood restaurant, including stories about beloved celebrities, recipes for classic dishes, and a look at the world’s most famous martini. Written by Michael Callahan, with an introduction by Michael Connelly, The Musso & Frank Grill: Some Place to Eat is available at MussoandFrank.com, and at the restaurant itself
THE HEART OF HOLLYWOOD, CA — It was a simple idea. Two gentlemen—one named Joseph Musso, the other named Frank Toulet—decided to open a restaurant that would feed the growing number of denizens who had come to Hollywood at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Angelica Huston, Anjelica Huston, Anthony Bourdain, Bob Dylan, Bosch, Charlie Chaplin, Charlies Angels, Charlton Heston, Chicken Pot Pie, Chilean Sea Bass, Clark Gable, Dashiell Hammett, Douglas Fairbanks, Ed Wood, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Fettuccine Alfredo, Francis Ford Coppola, Frank Sinatra, Frank Toulet, Jeff Goldblum, Jerry Lewis, Joe Namath, Johnny Depp, Jonathan Winters, Joseph Musso, Keith Richards, Lauren Bacall, Lobster Bisque, Mad Men, Mark Echeverria, Mary Pickford, Michael Callahan, Michael Connolly, Michael Connolly Bosch, Musso & Frank Grill, Musso & Frank Grill Book, Musso & Frank new room, Musso & Frank writers room, Musso & Frank's, Musso & Frank's book, Musso & Frank’s Perfect Martini, Musso & Franks Some Place to Eat, Musso’s, Ocean’s Eleven, Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood, Paula Prentiss, Ray Donovan, Raymond Chandler, Richard Benjamin, Scandal, Sex and the City, Short Ribs, Steve McQueen, Swingers, The Day of the Locust, The Kominsky Method, Titus Welliver, Titus Welliver Bosch, William Faulkner
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This being #WorldPalindromeDay, did you know that the first name of the character played by Conrad Janis on QUARK, Otto Palindrome, was itself a palindrome?
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Tagged Adam Quark, Ann Prentiss Captain Nice, Anthony Perkins Psycho, Anthony Perkins Star Spangled Girl, Anthony Perkins The Last of Sheila, Barnsdale Twins, Barnsdale Twins Quark, Buck Henry, Buck Henry Captain Nice, Buck Henry Catch-22, Buck Henry Quark, Carl Reiner, Carl Reiner Where's Poppa, Catch-22, Cher Mermaids, Cher Shoop-Shoop Song, Conrad Janis Quark, Egyptian Theater, Egyptian Theater Hollywood, film historian Foster Hirsch, Foster Hirsch, George Burns, George Burns The Sunshine Boys, He and She, Herbert Ross, James Coburn, James Mason, Joan Van Ark Barefoot in the Park, Joseph Heller Catch-22, Mark-Linn Baker, Mark-Linn Baker My Favorite Year, Mermaids Shoop-Shoop Song, My Favorite Year, Myrna Loy Barefoot in the Park, Myrna Loy Egyptian Theater, Neil Simon Barefoot in the Park, Neil Simon Star Spangled Girl, Neil Simon The Odd Couple, Otto Palindrome, Peter O'Toole, Peter O'Toole My Favorite Year, Quark, Raquel Welch, Richard Benjamin, Richard Benjamin director, Richard Benjamin He and She, Richard Benjamin Mermaids, Richard Benjamin Myrna Loy, Richard Benjamin Paula Prentiss, Richard Benjamin Quark, Richard Benjamin The Last of Sheila, Richard Benjamin The Money Pit, Richard Benjamin The Sunshine Boys, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim The Last of Sheila, The Last of Sheila, The Sunshine Boys, Tom Hanks The Money Pit, Winona Ryder Mermaids
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