Chuck Fries on the profitability of Ziv Productions and on their most successful shows (Sea Hunt and Highway Patrol)
03:15
Chuck Fries on the history of Screen Gems
02:01
Chuck Fries on Columbia (Screen Gems) being a family business and how the company was run
04:30
Chuck Fries on Harry Ackerman, Vice President of Production at Screen Gems and on trouble Screen Gems had early on
03:04
Chuck Fries on John Mitchell, President of Screen Gems, and on how Bill Dozier ran the company
02:47
Chuck Fries on the staff and politics at Screen Gems
02:32
Chuck Fries on Screen Gems focusing on comedy programming
02:15
Chuck Fries on Screen Gems' relationship with ABC and Leonard H. Goldenson
01:59
Chuck Fries on going to work for Metromedia and what the company did
07:11
Chuck Fries on the role talent agencies play on television, and on William Morris Agency President Abe Lastfogel
07:40
Chuck Fries on creating Fries Entertainment
04:30
Chuck Fries on the early associates of Fries Entertainment
04:28
Chuck Fries on the duties of an executive producer on a made-for-television movie
02:09
Chuck Fries on producers dealing with television ratings
02:06
Chuck Fries on Fries Entertainment going public
01:34
Chuck Fries on Fries Entertainment going public
01:58
Chuck Fries on the bankruptcy of Fries Entertainment in 1991
01:47
Chuck Fries on the then-current state of independent television producers
02:39
Chuck Fries on taking an active role in industry affairs
01:53
Chuck Fries on how television changed during his career regarding censorship of content
04:16
Chuck Fries on the impact of cable on the television industry
01:41