Bob Banner on producing The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Bob Banner on producing Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall starring Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett
Bob Banner on producing A Salute to American Imagination, the Ford Motors seventy-fifth anniversary celebration and on working with Ed Wynn
Bob Banner on producing My Sweet Charlie on Broadway and later for television starring Patty Duke
Bob Banner on producing the made-for-television movie Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus starring Charles Bronson
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Thief
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Footsteps starring Richard Crenna
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Firehouse
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Class of '63
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Louis Armstrong - Chicago Style
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week Rape and Marriage: The Rideout Case
Dick Berg on executive producing the miniseries The Word and Space
Dick Berg on executive producing the miniseries The Martian Chronicles and Wallenberg
Dick Berg on producing the movie-of-the-week A Rumor of War
Dick Berg on executive producing the made-for-television movies Pronto and Rated X
Richard Crenna on starring in the made-for-television movie Thief with Angie Dickinson
Richard Crenna on starring in the made-for-television movie Footsteps
Richard Crenna on starring in a television remake of Double Indemnity
Richard Crenna on appearing in Nightmare with Patty Duke
Richard Crenna on appearing in Shootout in a One Dog Town
Richard Crenna on appearing in Honky Tonk
Richard Crenna on appearing in Double Solitaire
Richard Crenna on appearing in A Girl Named Sooner, directed by Delbert Mann
Richard Crenna on appearing in the "Frank Janek" series of made-for-television movies
Judy Crown on being a hair stylist for The Day After
Judy Crown on doing hair for Geppetto starring Drew Carey
Judy Crown on styling hair for Bye Bye Birdie starring Jason Alexander and Vanessa Williams
Judy Crown on styling hair for The Great Houdini, and on winning an Emmy for it
Charles S. Dubin on directing The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, The Virginian, The Meanest Man in the West, Tarzan, and The Big Valley
Charles S. Dubin on directing Cinderella, starring Leslie Ann Warren
Charles S. Dubin on directing Roots: The Next Generations, and on working with Henry Fonda on that show
Charles S. Dubin on directing The Masterpiece of Murder starring Bob Hope
Mike Fenton on casting Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture
Mike Fenton on casting Louisiana
Mike Fenton on casting Dinotopia and other mini-series or made-for-television movies
Mike Fenton on casting Friendly Fire with Carol Burnett
Mike Fenton on casting Out on a Limb with Shirley MacLaine
Chuck Fries on producing QB VII, the first miniseries
Chuck Fries on producing the miniseries The Word written by Dick Berg
Chuck Fries on producing the made-for-television movie A Rumor of War
Chuck Fries on producing A Rumor of War
Chuck Fries on producing The Martian Chronicles
Chuck Fries on producing The Queen of Mean starring Lloyd Bridges and Suzanne Pleshette
David Gerber on producing Gibbsville
David Gerber on producing Beulah Land
David Gerber on producing The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
David Gerber on going to work for MGM and shepherding George Washington
David Gerber on producing Flight 93
Leonard Goldberg on hiring Barry Diller and re-vamping the ABC Sunday Night Movie
Leonard Goldberg on the creation on the made-for-TV movie
Leonard Goldberg on the creation of the TV movie Brian's Song
Leonard Goldberg on producing the TV movie The Boy in the Plastic Bubble, starring John Travolta
Leonard Goldberg on executive producing the TV movie Something About Amelia
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for various made-for-television movies in the '70s including The Homecoming, the pilot for The Waltons
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for QB VII
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for Babe and Pursuit
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for Contract on Cherry Street
Jerry Goldsmith on composing for Hollywood Television Theater and Masada
Louis Gossett, Jr. on being cast as "Fiddler" in Roots, and on his initial disappointment with the role
Louis Gossett, Jr. on playing "Dr. MacArthur St. Clair" on The Lazarus Syndrome
Louis Gossett, Jr. on playing "Anwar al-Sadat" in Sadat
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing the 1979 television movie My Old Man and financing it directly through advertisers, rather than the networks
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing the TV movie Nurse
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing TV movies
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing the miniseries Lonesome Dove
Robert Halmi, Sr. on what makes a great miniseries
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing TV movies and miniseries
Robert Halmi, Sr. on producing TV movies and miniseries
Earl Hamner on working on the TV version of the TV movie The Homecoming
Earl Hamner on working on the TV version of Heidi
Earl Hamner on reuniting for six Waltons reunion TV movies
Earl Hamner on writing the TV movie The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story
Felicity Huffman on appearing on an ABC Afterschool Special called "Home Run for Love" when she was fifteen
Felicity Huffman on appearing on the Stephen King miniseries Golden Years, which she considers her first big break
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy on the TV movie The Water Engine, based on the David Mamet play
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy on the TV movie A Slight Case of Murder, written by Macy and Steven Schachter
Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy on the Showtime miniseries Out of Order, in which they both appeared
Eddie Foy III on casting Fireball Forward
Eddie Foy III on casting City Beneath the Sea
Eddie Foy III on casting Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Eddie Foy III on casting Friendly Fire
Eddie Foy III on casting The Man in the Santa Claus Suit
Herb Jellinek on ABC Circle Films' Eleanor and Franklin
Herb Jellinek on the vision of ABC Circle Films and on the various programming it produced including Love Among the Ruins starring Katharine Hepburn and Laurence Olivier
Herb Jellinek on ABC Circle Films' production of Eleanor and Franklin and art director Jan Scott
Herb Jellinek on ABC Circle Films' production of Ike: The War Years
Herb Jellinek on The Day After
Herb Jellinek on War and Remembrance, starring Robert Mitchum
Herb Jellinek on Jane Seymour in War and Remembrance and other members of the cast and crew
Joseph Jennings on being accurate with his art direction including on North and South
Joseph Jennings on doing art direction for Alex Haley's Roots
Joseph Jennings on doing art direction for Shogun
Joseph Jennings on acting as art director for Shogun in Japan
Joseph Jennings on doing art direction for James Michener's Space
Joseph Jennings on doing art direction for North and South
Joseph Jennings on acting as art director for Ironclads
Lamont Johnson on breaking the Hollywood Blacklist, and on the blacklist drama Fear on Trial
Lamont Johnson on directing the groundbreaking gay drama That Certain Summer, starring Martin Sheen and Hal Holbrook
Lamont Johnson on directing The Execution of Private Slovik
Lamont Johnson on directing Crisis at Central High
Lamont Johnson on directing Dr. Kildare, starring Richard Chamberlin, and The Execution of Private Slovik
Lamont Johnson on directing Unnatural Causes
Lamont Johnson on directing The Kennedys of Massachusetts
Lamont Johnson on directing Voices Within: The Lives of Truddi Chase
Lamont Johnson on directing The Broken Chain
Ernest Kinoy on writing the made-for-television movie Crawlspace
Ernest Kinoy on writing the made-for-television movie Victory at Entebbe
Ernest Kinoy on writing Roots and Roots: The Next Generations
Ernest Kinoy on writing the made-for-television movie Skokie
Rita Lakin on working with Aaron Spelling, and on writing the television movie Women in Chains
Rita Lakin on writing Death Takes a Holiday
Rita Lakin on writing A Summer without Boys, and on working with Hugh Hefner on that show
Rita Lakin on the television movie Torn Between Two Lovers, and on advancing the cause of more women television writers
Loring Mandel on writing To Confuse the Angel, starring Lee J. Cobb, and I Remember Illinois
Loring Mandel on writing The Best of Families
Loring Mandel on writing Benjamin Franklin
Loring Mandel on writing Lincoln and the American Parade episode "The Case Against Milligan," and on how working for PBS was different from working for networks
Loring Mandel on writing The Trial of Chaplain Jensen and Breaking Up
Loring Mandel on writing Conspiracy
Abby Mann on developing the made-for-television movie King
Abby Mann on The Marcus-Nelson Murders
Abby Mann on casting Paul Winfield as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in King, and on how King was portrayed
Abby Mann on writing The Atlanta Child Murders
Abby Mann on writing Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story
Abby Mann on writing Sinatra
Abby Mann on writing Indictment: The McMartin Trial
Bob Markell on working on Ceremony Of Innocence at PBS
Bob Markell on working on TV movie, Doctor Cook's Garden for ABC
Bob Markell on producing two movies of the week for CBS: Murder Once Removed and This Tattered Web
Bob Maerkell on the movie of the week, Twenty Shades of Pink
Bob Markell on The Tenth Level
Bob Markell on You Can't Go Home Again
Bob Markell on the miniseries, The Dane Curse
Bob Markell on the miniseries If Tomorrow Comes
Marian Rees on producing The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
Marian Rees on producing Deadman's Curve
Marian Rees on producing The Cracker Factory
Marian Rees on producing Orphan Train
Marian Rees on producing The Marva Collins Story
Marian Rees on producing Angel Dusted
Marian Rees on executive producing Miss All-American Beauty
Marian Rees on producing "Love Is Never Silent" for Hallmark Hall of Fame
Marian Rees on executive producing "Love Is Never Silent" for Hallmark Hall of Fame (Part 2)
Marian Rees on executive producing Foxfire starring Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy
Marian Rees on executive producing "Miss Rose White" for Hallmark Hall of Fame
Marian Rees on executive producing "The Shell Seekers" for Hallmark Hall of Fame
Marian Rees on executive producing Between Friends with Elizabeth Taylor and Carol Burnett (Part 1)
Marian Rees on working with Elizabeth Taylor and Carol Burnett on Between Friends (Part 2)
Marian Rees on executive producing The Gift of Love starring Andy Griffith
Marian Rees on executive producing Is There Life Out There?
Marian Rees on executive producing When the Vows Break
Marian Rees on executive producing Ruby Bridges
Marian Rees on producing Ruby Bridges (Part 2)
Lee Rich on the Lorimar production, The Blue Knight
Lee Rich on the Lorimar production, Sybil
Lee Rich on the Lorimar production, Helter Skelter, the Charles Manson story
Stanley Ralph Ross on being a creative consultant for and appearing in Helter Skelter
Stanley Ralph Ross on writing Three on a Date, directed by Bill Bixby
Stanley Ralph Ross on writing Murder at the Mardi Gras, starring David Groh and Didi Conn
Stanley Ralph Ross on writing Sky Heist and producing For the Love of It, directed by Hal Kanter
Joseph Sargent on directing Hustling in Los Angeles
Joseph Sargent on directing The Marcus Nelson Murders
Joseph Sargent on directing James Cagney in Terrible Joe Moran
Joseph Sargent on directing Manions of America
Joseph Sargent on directing Playing for Time
Joseph Sargent on working with Elizabeth Taylor on There Must Be a Pony
Joseph Sargent on directing the miniseries Space
Joseph Sargent on directing the made-for-television movie Love is Never Silent for Hallmark Hall of Fame
Joseph Sargent on directing the made-for-television movie Miss Rose White
Joseph Sargent on directing Angela Lansbury in The Love She Sought
Joseph Sargent on directing Abraham for TNT
Joseph Sargent on directing Miss Evers' Boys
Joseph Sargent on directing Warm Springs
Alfred Schneider on working with Producer Leonard Goldberg on his TV movie Something About Amelia, which dealt with incest
Alfred Schneider on his pride in his work on The Day After
Alfred Schneider on allowing nudity to be shown in The Winds of War
Alfred Schneider on negotiating the depiction of the controversial subject matter of That Certain Summer
Alfred Schneider on regulating portrayals of violence in Roots versus S.W.A.T. and The Six Million Dollar Man
Jan Scott on doing production design for Andersonville, with George C. Scott
Jan Scott on doing production design for Eleanor and Franklin for director Daniel Petrie
Jan Scott on doing production design for Eleanor and Franklin
Jan Scott on doing production design for Roots
Jan Scott on doing production design for The Gathering, starring Ed Asner
Jan Scott on doing production design for Orphan Train
Jan Scott on doing production design for Evergreen
Jan Scott on doing production design for Foxfire, with Jessica Tandy
Jan Scott on working on The Kennedys of Massachusetts, directed by Lamont Johnson
Jan Scott on her more recent production design jobs, including Harvest of Fire, The Summer of Ben Tyler, and The Love Letter
Jan Scott on her final production design job, Grace & Glorie
Esther Shapiro on getting hired by ABC's Brandon Stoddard to start the miniseries department
Esther Shapiro on why miniseries worked well for the TV audience of the 1970s
Esther Shapiro on developing the miniseries Pearl
Esther Shapiro on developing the miniseries Roots: The Next Generation
Richard and Esther Shapiro on writing the made-for-TV movie Sarah T.: Portrait of a Teenage Alcoholic
Richard and Esther Shapiro on writing the made-for-TV movie Minstrel Man
Richard and Esther Shapiro on writing the made-for-TV movie Intimate Strangers
Brandon Stoddard on developing Rich Man, Poor Man
Brandon Stoddard on developing the "novel for television" and early made-for-television movies on which he worked
Brandon Stoddard on developing Roots and Roots: The Next Generations
Brandon Stoddard on developing The Day After
Brandon Stoddard on developing The Day After
Brandon Stoddard on developing Amerika
Brandon Stoddard on developing The Thorn Birds
Brandon Stoddard on developing The Winds of War and War and Remembrance
Brandon Stoddard on developing Masada
Richard Thomas on originating the role of "John-Boy Walton" in the made-for-television movie The Homecoming: A Christmas Story
Richard Thomas on appearing in Roots: The Next Generations
Richard Thomas on appearing in All Quiet on the Western Front, directed by Delbert Mann and other made-for-television movies and miniseries
Daniel J. Travanti on appearing in A Case of Libel, and on playing "John Walsh" in Adam
Daniel J. Travanti on starring as "Edward R. Murrow" in Murrow
Daniel J. Travanti on playing "Edward R. Murrow" in Murrow
Daniel J. Travanti on starring in Howard Beach: Making a Case for Murder and various feature films
