July 22, 2007 Former Televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker Messner Has Died -- Archive Interview is Online Tammy Faye Messner lost her battle with lung cancer and died on July 20th at the age of 65 (story on CNN.com). Messner and then-husband Jim Bakker founded the PTL Club in 1974 and later expanded it June 12, 2007 Don Herbert, TV's "Mr. Wizard," Passes On Don Herbert, known to television viewers for four decades as "Mr. Wizard," has died at age 89. The first incarnation of his educational science show, Watch Mr. Wizard, began on March 3, 1951 on May 15, 2007 Televangelist Jerry Falwell Has Died Jerry Falwell, whose earliest television appearances date back to the 1950s, has died at the age of 73. Rev. Falwell was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on October 16, 2003 at May 1, 2007 Beloved Character Actor Tom Poston Leaves A Legacy of Comedy Tom Poston, who was a regular on The Steve Allen Show, Mork & Mindy, and Newhart, has died at the age of 85. Poston was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on February 2006 (pictured April 18, 2007 "To Tell The Truth" Panelist and Broadway Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Has Died Kitty Carlisle Hart, best known for her long run as a regular panelist on To Tell The Truth (from 1957 to 1991 in its various runs), and who acted in film with the likes of the Marx Brothers and Bing April 2, 2007 TV Executive Thomas W. Moore Has Died Archive interviewee Tom Moore, former program chief of ABC (1957-63), ABC president (1963-68) and independent producer (The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, the Body Human series), died at the age March 19, 2007 Chicago TV Pioneer Sterling "Red" Quinlan Has Died Sterling Quinlan, who helped build station WBKB-TV (now WLS) in Chicago, has died at age 90. Quinlan is pictured here at right (in brown jacket) with Archive interviewer Roy Leonard (on left). Quinla February 16, 2007 Oscar®-winning Songwriter Ray Evans Has Died Ray Evans (left), interviewer Jon Burlingame (center),Jay Livingston (right) prior to the Archive interview. Ray Evans, who co-wrote such popular television theme songs as "Mister Ed" and who won an February 16, 2007 Co-Inventor of Wireless Television Remote Control, Dr. Robert Adler Has Died Dr. Robert Adler, who died at age 93, was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on October 11, 2004. His two-and-a-half hour oral history interview can be viewed at Television Academy February 14, 2007 Archive Interviewee Peter Ellenshaw, Disney's Legendary Matte Artist, Has Died Peter Ellenshaw, a matte artist whose work was seen in many projects for Walt Disney, has died at age 93. Mr. Ellenshaw's interview can be viewed at Television Academy headquarters in North Hollywood January 31, 2007 "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Patty Duke Show" Creator Sidney Sheldon Dies at 89 Sidney Sheldon, best-selling author, Oscar®-winner, and writer of classic television series died yesterday. The Archive of American Television interviewed Sidney Sheldon on March 30, 2000. Interview January 28, 2007 "I Love Lucy" writer Bob Carroll, Jr. Dies at 88 We're sad to report that Bob Carroll, Jr. who, along with writing partner Madelyn Pugh Davis (and producer Jess Oppenheimer) wrote some of the classic episodes of "I Love Lucy," including "Lucy Does December 26, 2006 Former CBS President Frank Stanton Dies at 98 Dr. Frank Stanton, who served as President of CBS from 1946 to 1973, died Sunday, December 24th at the age of 98. He granted the Archive of American Television a rare 2-part videotaped interview in December 19, 2006 Animation Legend Joseph Barbera Has Died Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame Honoree and Archive Interviewee Joseph Barbera has died at the age of 95. Barbera was interviewed by Leonard Maltin for the Archive in 1997. Click December 13, 2006 Archive Mourns the Loss of Interviewee Peter Boyle Peter Boyle, who played Ray's Dad on Everybody Loves Raymond (and voice to the show's only catchphrase— "Holy crap!") has died at the age of 71. Boyle was also beloved for his role as the Monster in Pagination « « First ‹ ‹ Previous … 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 › Next › » Last »
July 22, 2007 Former Televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker Messner Has Died -- Archive Interview is Online Tammy Faye Messner lost her battle with lung cancer and died on July 20th at the age of 65 (story on CNN.com). Messner and then-husband Jim Bakker founded the PTL Club in 1974 and later expanded it
June 12, 2007 Don Herbert, TV's "Mr. Wizard," Passes On Don Herbert, known to television viewers for four decades as "Mr. Wizard," has died at age 89. The first incarnation of his educational science show, Watch Mr. Wizard, began on March 3, 1951 on
May 15, 2007 Televangelist Jerry Falwell Has Died Jerry Falwell, whose earliest television appearances date back to the 1950s, has died at the age of 73. Rev. Falwell was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on October 16, 2003 at
May 1, 2007 Beloved Character Actor Tom Poston Leaves A Legacy of Comedy Tom Poston, who was a regular on The Steve Allen Show, Mork & Mindy, and Newhart, has died at the age of 85. Poston was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on February 2006 (pictured
April 18, 2007 "To Tell The Truth" Panelist and Broadway Actress Kitty Carlisle Hart Has Died Kitty Carlisle Hart, best known for her long run as a regular panelist on To Tell The Truth (from 1957 to 1991 in its various runs), and who acted in film with the likes of the Marx Brothers and Bing
April 2, 2007 TV Executive Thomas W. Moore Has Died Archive interviewee Tom Moore, former program chief of ABC (1957-63), ABC president (1963-68) and independent producer (The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, the Body Human series), died at the age
March 19, 2007 Chicago TV Pioneer Sterling "Red" Quinlan Has Died Sterling Quinlan, who helped build station WBKB-TV (now WLS) in Chicago, has died at age 90. Quinlan is pictured here at right (in brown jacket) with Archive interviewer Roy Leonard (on left). Quinla
February 16, 2007 Oscar®-winning Songwriter Ray Evans Has Died Ray Evans (left), interviewer Jon Burlingame (center),Jay Livingston (right) prior to the Archive interview. Ray Evans, who co-wrote such popular television theme songs as "Mister Ed" and who won an
February 16, 2007 Co-Inventor of Wireless Television Remote Control, Dr. Robert Adler Has Died Dr. Robert Adler, who died at age 93, was interviewed by the Archive of American Television on October 11, 2004. His two-and-a-half hour oral history interview can be viewed at Television Academy
February 14, 2007 Archive Interviewee Peter Ellenshaw, Disney's Legendary Matte Artist, Has Died Peter Ellenshaw, a matte artist whose work was seen in many projects for Walt Disney, has died at age 93. Mr. Ellenshaw's interview can be viewed at Television Academy headquarters in North Hollywood
January 31, 2007 "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Patty Duke Show" Creator Sidney Sheldon Dies at 89 Sidney Sheldon, best-selling author, Oscar®-winner, and writer of classic television series died yesterday. The Archive of American Television interviewed Sidney Sheldon on March 30, 2000. Interview
January 28, 2007 "I Love Lucy" writer Bob Carroll, Jr. Dies at 88 We're sad to report that Bob Carroll, Jr. who, along with writing partner Madelyn Pugh Davis (and producer Jess Oppenheimer) wrote some of the classic episodes of "I Love Lucy," including "Lucy Does
December 26, 2006 Former CBS President Frank Stanton Dies at 98 Dr. Frank Stanton, who served as President of CBS from 1946 to 1973, died Sunday, December 24th at the age of 98. He granted the Archive of American Television a rare 2-part videotaped interview in
December 19, 2006 Animation Legend Joseph Barbera Has Died Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame Honoree and Archive Interviewee Joseph Barbera has died at the age of 95. Barbera was interviewed by Leonard Maltin for the Archive in 1997. Click
December 13, 2006 Archive Mourns the Loss of Interviewee Peter Boyle Peter Boyle, who played Ray's Dad on Everybody Loves Raymond (and voice to the show's only catchphrase— "Holy crap!") has died at the age of 71. Boyle was also beloved for his role as the Monster in