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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL conversation with Lawrence Montaigne from August 2012 is available for listening on demand

Posted on August 1, 2021 by admin

The Vulcan Odyssey of Lawrence Montaigne Original Airdates: July 30-Aug. 1, 2021 TVC 548.4: From August 2012: Ed welcomes actor, author, and screenwriter Lawrence Montaigne (A Vulcan Odyssey, The Guardian List). Known to fans of The Original Series as Decius … Continue reading →

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 546.3: The Television Career of Richard Donner is available for listening on demand

Posted on July 19, 2021 by admin

The Television Career of Richard Donner Original Airdates: July 16-18, 2021 TVC 546.3: From August 2011: Ed welcomes James Christie, author of You’re The Director, You Figure It Out: The Life and Films of Richard Donner, a comprehensive biography and … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Television Star | Tagged 99 Get Smart, Agent 99 Get Smart, Christopher Reeve Superman, Get Smart Maverick movie, Get Smart Washington 4 Indians 3, influence of Frank Capra, James Christie author, James Christie life and films of Richard Donner, James Christie Richard Donner, king of the pilots, Nightmare at 20000 Feet, Richard Donner, Richard Donner 1978 Superman, Richard Donner 99, Richard Donner Alexander Salkind, Richard Donner biography, Richard Donner Christopher Reeve, Richard Donner filmography, Richard Donner Frank Capra, Richard Donner Gene Hackman, Richard Donner Get Smart, Richard Donner Ilya Salkind, Richard Donner king of the pilots, Richard Donner Lethal Weapon, Richard Donner Maverick, Richard Donner Maverick movie, Richard Donner Nightmare at 20000 Feet, Richard Donner Superman, Richard Donner Superman immigrant story, Richard Donner The Goonies, Richard Donner The Man from UNCLE, Richard Donner The Omen, Richard Donner Twilight Zone, Sam Rolfe, Sam Rolfe Man from UNCLE, Steve McQueen, Steve McQueen Wanted Dead or Alive, Superman Christopher Reeve, The Life and Films of Richard Donner, Twilight Zone, Twilight Zone Nightmare at 20000 Feet, William Shatner Nightmare at 20000 Feet, Youre the Director You Figure It Out, Youre the Director You Figure It Out The Life and Films of Richard Donner | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 541.1: Tribute to Norman Lloyd with guest Mark Dawidziak is available for listening on demand

Posted on June 7, 2021 by admin

Norman Lloyd and the Most Difficult Columbo of All Original Airdates: June 4-6, 2021 TVC 541.1: Mark Dawidziak, longtime TV critic for the Cleveland Plain-Dealer and author of The Columbo Phile and many other books on American pop culture, joins … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged 20th Century Fox backlot, AFRA, AFTRA, Alfred Hitchcock, Alfred Hitchcock Norman Lloyd, Alfred Hitchcock The Jar, American Federation of Radio Artists, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, Bedlow Island, Bo Jackson of entertainment industry, Century City, Collin Wilcox, Collin Wilcox The Jar, Columbo Blueprint for Murder, Columbo Dead Weight, Columbo Lady in Waiting, Cradle Will Rock, curiosity is essential to creativity, Dashiell Hammett, Dead Weight, Eddie Albert, Hitch, Howard Duff, Joseph McCarthy, leading interpreter of Ray Bradbury, Lee Grant, Leslie Nielsen, Levinson and Link, Lou Costello, loyalty oath, Man from the South, Man from the South Peter Lorre, Man from the South Steve McQueen, Mark Dawidziak, Mark Dawidziak Columbo Phile, Mark Dawidziak Hal Holbrook, Mark Dawidziak Norman Lloyd, Mark Dawidziak Shawshank Redemption, Mark Dawidziak Twilight Zone, McCarthyism, Mercury Theatre, Norman Lloyd, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Norman Lloyd Charlie Chaplin, Norman Lloyd Columbo, Norman Lloyd curiosity, Norman Lloyd Daniel Auschlander, Norman Lloyd John Houseman, Norman Lloyd kindred spirit, Norman Lloyd Lady in Waiting, Norman Lloyd Man from the South, Norman Lloyd Mercury Theatre, Norman Lloyd Orson Welles, Norman Lloyd Ray Bradbury, Norman Lloyd Roald Dahl, Norman Lloyd Saboteur, Norman Lloyd St. Elsewhere, Norman Lloyd Statue of Liberty scene, Norman Lloyd the Blacklist, Norman Lloyd versatility, one of the great exits in film history, Pat Butram The Jar, Pat Buttram, paul robeson, Peter Falk, Peter Falk Columbo, Peter Lorre, Ray Bradbury The Jar, Red Channels, Richard Anderson, Richard Irving, Richard Levinson, Robert Wise, Steve McQueen, Susan Clark, Suzanne Pleshette, The Jar Collin Wilcox, William F. Nolan, William Link | Leave a comment

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: MARK DAWIDZIAK, longtime TV critic for the Cleveland Plain-Dealer and author of many books about American pop culture, helps us pay tribute to Hollywood legends HAL HOLBROOK and NORMAN LLOYD

Posted on May 29, 2021 by admin

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Next Show, Television Star | Tagged 20th Century Fox backlot, Alfred Hitchcock The Jar, Bedlow Island, Bo Jackson of entertainment industry, Century City, Collin Wilcox, Collin Wilcox The Jar, Columbo Blueprint for Murder, Columbo Lady in Waiting, Creepshow, curiosity is essential to creativity, Dixie Carter, George Bernard Shaw Mark Twain, gold standard Mark Twain, Hal Hal Holbrook All the Presidents Men, Hal Holbrook Carol Rossen, Hal Holbrook Deep Throat, Hal Holbrook Dixie Carter, Hal Holbrook Emmy Awards, Hal Holbrook Evening Shade, Hal Holbrook Harold, Hal Holbrook Hays Stowe, Hal Holbrook Love Letters, Hal Holbrook Mark Twain Tonight, Hal Holbrook memoir, Hal Holbrook nickname, Hal Holbrook Pueblo, Hal Holbrook Samuel Clemens, Hal Holbrook That Certain Summer, Hal Holbrook The Senator, Hal Holbrook youth, Hartford Connecticut, Huckleberry Finn, influence of Hal Holbrook, influence of Mark Twain, Into the Wild, Joe McCollough, John Bird, leading interpreter of Ray Bradbury, Leslie Nielsen, Levinson and Link, Life on the Mississippi, Man from the South, Man from the South Peter Lorre, Man from the South Steve McQueen, Mandy Patinkin, Mark Dawidziak, Mark Dawidziak Columbo Phile, Mark Dawidziak Hal Holbrook, Mark Dawidziak Mark Twain, Mark Dawidziak Norman Lloyd, Mark Dawidziak Shawshank Redemption, Mark Dawidziak Twilight Zone, Mark Twain Elmira Center for Mark Twain Study, Mark Twain Elmira New York, Mark Twain Samuel Clemens, Mark Twain Tonight, Mark Twain Tonight CBS 1967, Mark Twain Tonight telecast, Martin Sheen on Hal Holbrook, Martin Sheen That Certain Summer, Mercury Theatre, Norman Lloyd, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Norman Lloyd Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Norman Lloyd Charlie Chaplin, Norman Lloyd Columbo, Norman Lloyd curiosity, Norman Lloyd Daniel Auschlander, Norman Lloyd John Houseman, Norman Lloyd kindred spirit, Norman Lloyd Lady in Waiting, Norman Lloyd Man from the South, Norman Lloyd Mercury Theatre, Norman Lloyd Orson Welles, Norman Lloyd Ray Bradbury, Norman Lloyd Roald Dahl, Norman Lloyd Saboteur, Norman Lloyd St. Elsewhere, Norman Lloyd Statue of Liberty scene, Norman Lloyd the Blacklist, Norman Lloyd versatility, one of the great exits in film history, Pat Butram The Jar, Pat Buttram, Peter Falk, Peter Falk Columbo, Peter Lorre, Quarry Farm, Ray Bradbury The Jar, Richard Anderson, Richard Irving, Richard Levinson, Richard Levinson William Link That Certain Summer, Robert Wise, Steve McQueen, Susan Clark, Susan Crane, That Certain Summer, The Fog, the importance of Hal Holbrooks Mark Twain, The Jar Collin Wilcox, The Senator Hays Stowe, Tom Sawyer, William F. Nolan, William Link, Winthrop University | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 524.1: Tribute to Peter Mark Richman is available for listening on demand

Posted on January 25, 2021 by admin

The Inner Voice of Peter Mark Richman Original Airdates: Jan. 22-24, 2021 TVC 524.1: Ed plays highlights of our May 2011 conversation with Peter Mark Richman, the accomplished actor, author, artist, and Renaissance man who passed away on Thursday, Jan. … Continue reading →

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL conversation with Peter Mark Richman from May 2011 is available for listening on demand

Posted on January 15, 2021 by admin

From May 2011: Peter Mark Richman talks to TV Confidential: A radio talk show about television about how he first began… Posted by Ed Robertson on Thursday, January 14, 2021

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Television Star | Tagged 4 Faces, A Hatful of Rain, A Medal for Murray, Actors Studio, American National Theater, An Autobiography of My Artistic and Spiritual Journey, Ben Gazzara, Beverly Hills 90210, British Invasion, Broadway stage, Cain's Hundred, Casey Kasem, Chuck Harter, Darlene Love, Dick Clark, Dorothy Dandridge, Drama Critics Award, Dynasty, Fantasy Island, Gary Cooper, Hatful of Rain, Helen Richman, Herman’s Hermits, Hollander's Deal, Hollywood a Go Go, Hullabaloo, I Saw a Molten White Light, Ike and Tina Turner, Jack Good, Jack Klugman, James Franciscus, Lee Strasberg, Lloyd Thaxton, Longstreet, Michael V. Gazzo, Mission: Impossible, Murder She Wrote, New York, Nicholas Cain, Nick Cain, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Pennsylvania, Peter Mark Richman, Phyllis Love, pop music TV shows, Quinn Martin, Ready Steady Go, registered pharmacist, Reverend Snow, Robert F. Kennedy, Rod Serling, Roger Perry, Santa Barbara, Shebang, Shindig, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Steve Binder, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco, Subud, The FBI, The Fugitive, The Invaders, The Kinks, The Method, The Rebirth of Ira Masters, The Righteous Brothers, Three's Company, Top of the Pops, Twilight Zone, Where the Action Is, William Wyler | Leave a comment

Actor, artist, painter, playwright, and novelist Peter Mark Richman dies at age 93

Posted on January 15, 2021 by admin

via B Harlan Boll: Sad news from Hollywood today. Actor, artist, author, playwright, and novelist Peter Mark Richman… Posted by Ed Robertson on Thursday, January 14, 2021

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Television Star | Tagged 4 Faces, A Hatful of Rain, A Medal for Murray, Actors Studio, American National Theater, An Autobiography of My Artistic and Spiritual Journey, Ben Gazzara, Beverly Hills 90210, British Invasion, Broadway stage, Cain's Hundred, Casey Kasem, Chuck Harter, Darlene Love, Dick Clark, Dorothy Dandridge, Drama Critics Award, Dynasty, Fantasy Island, Gary Cooper, Hatful of Rain, Helen Richman, Herman’s Hermits, Hollander's Deal, Hollywood a Go Go, Hullabaloo, I Saw a Molten White Light, Ike and Tina Turner, Jack Good, Jack Klugman, James Franciscus, Lee Strasberg, Lloyd Thaxton, Longstreet, Michael V. Gazzo, Mission: Impossible, Murder She Wrote, New York, Nicholas Cain, Nick Cain, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Pennsylvania, Peter Mark Richman, Phyllis Love, pop music TV shows, Quinn Martin, Ready Steady Go, registered pharmacist, Reverend Snow, Robert F. Kennedy, Rod Serling, Roger Perry, Santa Barbara, Shebang, Shindig, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Steve Binder, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco, Subud, The FBI, The Fugitive, The Invaders, The Kinks, The Method, The Rebirth of Ira Masters, The Righteous Brothers, Three's Company, Top of the Pops, Twilight Zone, Where the Action Is, William Wyler | 1 Comment

TV CONFIDENTIAL wishes a Happy Birthday to Peter Mark Richman by posting a special minisode edition featuring a clip from our conversation of May 2011. Since that time, Peter Mark has published his memoir, I SAW A MOLTEN WHITE LIGHT, which is another great book you’ll enjoy, especially during this time of sheltering in place

Posted on April 16, 2020 by admin

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged 4 Faces, A Hatful of Rain, A Medal for Murray, Actors Studio, American National Theater, An Autobiography of My Artistic and Spiritual Journey, Ben Gazzara, Beverly Hills 90210, British Invasion, Broadway stage, Cain's Hundred, Casey Kasem, Chuck Harter, Darlene Love, Dick Clark, Dorothy Dandridge, Drama Critics Award, Dynasty, Fantasy Island, Gary Cooper, Hatful of Rain, Helen Richman, Herman’s Hermits, Hollander's Deal, Hollywood a Go Go, Hullabaloo, I Saw a Molten White Light, Ike and Tina Turner, Jack Good, Jack Klugman, James Franciscus, Lee Strasberg, Lloyd Thaxton, Longstreet, Michael V. Gazzo, Mission: Impossible, Murder She Wrote, New York, Nicholas Cain, Nick Cain, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Pennsylvania, Peter Mark Richman, Phyllis Love, pop music TV shows, Quinn Martin, Ready Steady Go, registered pharmacist, Reverend Snow, Robert F. Kennedy, Rod Serling, Roger Perry, Santa Barbara, Shebang, Shindig, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Steve Binder, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco, Subud, The FBI, The Fugitive, The Invaders, The Kinks, The Method, The Rebirth of Ira Masters, The Righteous Brothers, Three's Company, Top of the Pops, Twilight Zone, Where the Action Is, William Wyler | Leave a comment

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

Posted on February 5, 2020 by admin

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 →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Radio Stations, Television Star | 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 | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 468.2 with guest James Rosin is now available online for listening on demand

Posted on October 21, 2019 by admin

More People, Places & Me with James Rosin Original Airdates: Oct. 18-20, 2019 TVC 468.2: James Rosin, author of People, Places & Me, shares a few stories about his life as a working actor and working writer (both in L.A. … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Quinn Martin Production, Adam-12, Albert Finney, Autumn Road Publishing books, Ben Roberts, Beverly Hills Cab, Beverly Hills Hotel, Bruce Willis, Classic TV Series Books, ClassicTVSeriesBooks.com, Edgar Bergen, Elizabeth Taylor, George Burns, Grand Hotel on wheels, Hawaii Five-O, Israel, Ivan Goff, Jack Klugman, James Caan, James Rosin, James Rosin author, James Rosin The Invaders, Jim Rosin, Jim Rosin People Places & Me, John Wilder, Karl Malden, kibbutz, Mannix, Michael Douglas, MidAtlantic Nostalgia Convention, Mike Connors, Mike Stone, Mission: Impossible, Naked City: The Television Series, Nehemiah Persoff, Patrick Williams, 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, Poor Poor Ophelia, Quincy, Richard Burton, Route 66: The Television Series, Steve Keller, Steve McQueen, Streets of San Francisco: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Invaders book, The Invaders: A Quinn Martin TV Series, The Streets of San Francisco, The Streets of San Francisco: A Quinn Martin TV Series, Tony Randall, William Yates, working actor, working writer | Leave a comment

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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL conversation with Lawrence Montaigne from August 2012 is available for listening on demand

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 546.3: The Television Career of Richard Donner is available for listening on demand

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 541.1: Tribute to Norman Lloyd with guest Mark Dawidziak is available for listening on demand

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: MARK DAWIDZIAK, longtime TV critic for the Cleveland Plain-Dealer and author of many books about American pop culture, helps us pay tribute to Hollywood legends HAL HOLBROOK and NORMAN LLOYD

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 524.1: Tribute to Peter Mark Richman is available for listening on demand

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL conversation with Peter Mark Richman from May 2011 is available for listening on demand

Actor, artist, painter, playwright, and novelist Peter Mark Richman dies at age 93

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 468.2 with guest James Rosin is now available online for listening on demand

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