Jack Shea

Director


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About this interview

In his four-and-a-half-hour interview, Jack Shea (1928-2013) recalls his early years in New York, working as a stage manager and assistant director at NBC. He talks about his move to NBC in Los Angeles, where he became began a director on Bob Hope's television specials, including his many programs overseas. He also discusses directing Jerry Lewis' specials for television. Shea describes his experiences as a director on several series, including The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, The Waltons, Sanford and Son, The Jeffersons (on which he was also a producer), Good Times, The Ropers, Silver Spoons, and Designing Women. He then details his take on the craft of directing for television and outlines his many years of service in the Directors Guild of America, including his stint as president of the organization. Jennifer Howard conducted the interview on December 9, 2002 in Studio City, CA.

All views expressed by interviewees are theirs alone and not necessarily those of the Television Academy.

"It's very tough to get somebody to give you a job as a director because there's so much at stake. Everybody's afraid that if they pick you to be a director and the thing fails, they're going to take the rap for it."

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Highlights
Jack Shea on directing The Golden Girls and working with the ensemble of Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
02:35
Jack Shea on "George Jefferson's" walk on The Jeffersons
00:39
Jack Shea on directing Leonardo DiCaprio on Growing Pains
00:33
Jack Shea on diversity within the DGA
01:01
Jack Shea on the most important role a director fulfills on the set of sitcoms
00:44
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Chapter 1

On his childhood and early influences; on growing up during The Great Depression; on wanting to be an actor; on radio programs he enjoyed as a boy; on his high school years
On his college years at Fordham University; on the beginning of his interest in directing; on his early memories of watching television; on his first job out of college - as an assistant director at NBC; on working as a stage manager at NBC; on mishaps during the era of live television
On the tension on set before live shows; on early television equipment; on the early NBC television studios and sets; on injuries on-set

Chapter 2

On live studio audiences; on meeting Pat Weaver; on his co-workers in early television; on working on live anthology dramas; on entering the Army in 1952 and making training films; on moving to California
On working for NBC in Los Angeles; on the new NBC studios in Burbank and shows he worked on as an assistant director
On directing Truth or Consequences and working with Ralph Edwards; on the Hollywood Blacklist
On directing the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" at NBC

Chapter 3

On the producers, writers, and musicians on Bob Hope's television specials; on entertaining troops at USO shows; on Bob Hope's legacy
On directing Jerry Lewis' television specials; on leaving NBC
On directing The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour; on the music and format of the show; on also serving as a producer on the program
On the challenges of directing Hawaii Five-O

Chapter 4

On the joys of directing The Waltons; on directing What's Happening!
On directing Sanford and Son; on producers Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin; on Redd Foxx's comedy style and relationship with the cast of Sanford and Son; on Redd Foxx falling ill on the set of The Royal Family
On diversity on television and taboo topics during the era of Sanford and Son; on the cast of and production on the show

Chapter 5

On directing The Jeffersons; on the show's premise, characters, stars, and producers; on why he left The Jeffersons; on directing The Jeffersons' spin-off Checking In starring Marla Gibbs
On directing Good Times; on the show's cast; on directing a few episodes of Maude
On his first impressions of being on a television set and the craft of directing

Chapter 6

On the craft of directing and inventing techniques; on how stage managers, assistant directors, and directors work together on set; on preparations for a day of filming and working with actors
On how involved he is with editing; on how the invention of color TV changed his work; on the relationship between producers and directors; on producers he wanted to work for
On how he selected projects; on his approach to directing actors; on setting the tone and pace on set; on his directing style
On directing The Ropers

Chapter 7

On the stars of The Ropers, Norman Fell and Audra Lindley; on directing Silver Spoons and working with Rick Schroeder; on the premise, cast, and producers of the show; on writing an episode of Silver Spoons with his wife; on why he left the show
On directing Designing Women; on the show's premise and stars; on the producers of Designing Women - Linda Blooodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason; on the show's Southern sensibility
On directing Punky Brewster; on directing The Golden Girls and working with the ensemble of Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
On directing The Cavanaughs and Full House; on directing The Hogan Family and Growing Pains

Chapter 8

On directing The Royal Family starring Redd Foxx and Della Reese; on directing 704 Hauser, Sister, Sister, and Good Behavior
On on his involvement with the Directors Guild of America; on The Radio, Television Directors Guild (RTDG) and network response to the guilds; on the merger of the RTDG and the Screen Directors Guild into the Directors Guild of America (DGA); on the workings of and diversity within the DGA
On the credits issues between the WGA and the DGA; on runaway production; on low budget agreements; on the status of film versus TV directors and directors-for-hire; on his tenure as President of the DGA
On then-current projects

Chapter 9

On his experience directing pilots; on his religious beliefs and how they intertwined with the syndicated program Insight; on co-founding the organization Catholics and Media Associates
On advice to aspiring directors; on mentoring young directors; on the highlight of his career; on career regrets and how he'd like to be remembered
On people with whom he's worked over the years; on his wife
Shows

704 Hauser

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Jack Shea on directing 704 Hauser starring John Amos
01:04

All in the Family

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Jack Shea on "George and Louise Jefferson" on The Jeffersons and their origin on All in the Family
00:47

Bert Parks Show, The

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Jack Shea on live studio audiences at The Bert Parks Show
01:06

Bob Hope Specials

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Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff
07:21
Jack Shea on how involved Bob Hope was in his TV specials
02:25
Jack Shea on producers and writers on Bob Hope's television specials
01:46

Checking In

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Jack Shea on directing The Jeffersons' spin-off Checking In starring Marla Gibbs and why he felt it was not given the chance to succeed
01:30

Designing Women

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Jack Shea on directing Designing Women - on the cast, premise, and producers
08:47

Full House

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Jack Shea on directing Full House
00:56

Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, The

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Jack Shea on directing The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour and working with Glen Campbell and his parents
05:10

Golden Girls, The

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Jack Shea on directing The Golden Girls and working with the ensemble of Bea Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
02:35

Good Times

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Jack Shea on directing Good Times
04:13

Growing Pains

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Jack Shea on directing Growing Pains
00:57

Hawaii Five-O

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Jack Shea on the challenges of directing Hawaii Five-O
01:32

Hogan Family, The aka Valerie

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Jack Shea on directing The Hogan Family
01:36

Insight

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Jack Shea on his religious beliefs and how they intertwined with the syndicated program Insight
05:02

Jeffersons, The

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Jack Shea on directing The Jeffersons, and the popularity and premise of the show 
02:09
Jack Shea on "George and Louise Jefferson" on The Jeffersons
01:10
Jack Shea on the cast of and producers on The Jeffersons
11:28
Jack Shea on why he left The Jeffersons

Jerry Lewis Specials

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Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff
03:37
Jack Shea on directing Jerry Lewis' television specials; on the format of the show
05:08

Maude

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Jack Shea on Esther Rolle's Good Times character "Florida's" origins on Maude
00:49
Jack Shea on directing Bea Arthur on Maude
01:33

Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

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Jack Shea on working on live anthology dramas like Philco Television Playhouse
01:03
Jack Shea on his admiration for Delbert Mann, who he worked with when he started out as a stage manager on Philco Television Playhouse
00:46

Punky Brewster

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Jack Shea on directing Punky Brewster and how he directs kids
01:55

Ropers, The

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Jack Shea on directing The Ropers
02:19
Jack Shea on the stars of The Ropers, Norman Fell and Audra Lindley
01:17

Royal Family, The

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Jack Shea on Redd Foxx falling ill on the set of The Royal Family
02:54
Jack Shea on directing The Royal Family starring Redd Foxx and Della Reese
01:21

Sanford and Son

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Jack Shea on the audience reaction to Redd Foxx (and some of his off-screen antics) on Sanford and Son
01:16
Jack Shea on directing Sanford and Son; on the show's producers, premise and working with Redd Foxx
06:17
Jack Shea on diversity on television and taboo topics during the era of Sanford and Son
01:53
Jack Shea on the cast of and production on Sanford and Son
07:31

Silver Spoons

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Jack Shea on directing Silver Spoons
08:40
Jack Shea on writing an episode of Silver Spoons with his wife and directing his own work
01:11

Sister, Sister

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Jack Shea on directing Sister, Sister
00:31

Three's Company

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Jack Shea on the origin of the characters on The Ropers (from Three's Company)
00:35

Truth or Consequences

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Jack Shea on working on Truth or Consequences, one of the first shows he directed
03:16

Waltons, The

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Jack Shea on the collaborative and careful work that made The Waltons such a rewarding experience for him; on the premise and cast of the show
09:12

What's Happening!!

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Jack Shea on directing What's Happening!
00:56
Topics

Anthology Drama

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Jack Shea on working on live anthology dramas like Philco Television Playhouse
01:03

Bloopers

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Jack Shea on mishaps during the era of live television
01:28

Characters & Catchphrases

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Jack Shea on "George and Louise Jefferson" on The Jeffersons
01:10

Historic Events and Social Change

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Jack Shea on entering the Army in 1952 and making training films
01:56
Jack Shea on editing Bob Hope's USO shows
03:19
Jack Shea on music director of Bob Hope's television specials, Les Brown, and entertaining troops at USO shows
05:42

Hollywood Blacklist

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Jack Shea on the Hollywood Blacklist
02:28

Industry Crossroads

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Jack Shea on the Hollywood Blacklist
02:28
Jack Shea on the DGA and runaway production
01:36

Korean War

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Jack Shea on entering the Army in 1952 and making training films
01:56

Memorable Moments on Television

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Jack Shea on "George Jefferson's" walk on The Jeffersons
00:39
Jack Shea on directing Leonardo DiCaprio on Growing Pains
00:33

Pop Culture

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Jack Shea on "George and Louise Jefferson" on The Jeffersons
01:10

Representation on Television

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Jack Shea on diversity on television during the era of Sanford and Son
00:53
Jack Shea on diversity within the DGA
01:01

Runaway Production

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Jack Shea on the DGA and runaway production
01:36

TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)

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Jack Shea on working on live anthology dramas like Philco Television Playhouse
01:03

Technological Innovation

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Jack Shea on early television equipment
01:59
Jack Shea on how early TV programs were transmitted from California to New York
01:09
Jack Shea on how color TV changed his work
01:14

Television Industry

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Jack Shea on the Hollywood Blacklist
02:28
Jack Shea on the DGA and runaway production
01:36

Underrepresented Voices

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Jack Shea on diversity on television during the era of Sanford and Son
00:53
Jack Shea on diversity within the DGA
01:01

War

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Jack Shea on entering the Army in 1952 and making training films
01:56
Jack Shea on editing Bob Hope's USO shows
03:19
Jack Shea on music director of Bob Hope's television specials, Les Brown, and entertaining troops at USO shows
05:42

We Laughed

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Jack Shea on "George Jefferson's" walk on The Jeffersons
00:39

Women

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Jack Shea on diversity within the DGA
01:01
Professions

Directors

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Jack Shea on the beginning of his interest in directing
01:24
Jack Shea on how stage managers and assistant directors assist the director
03:01
Jack Shea on being promoted to director at NBC
01:56
Jack Shea on his first impressions of being on a television set and the craft of directing
03:21
Jack Shea on the craft of directing and inventing techniques, and how stage managers, assistant directors, and directors work together on set
03:39
Jack Shea on the differences between assistant directors and directors
01:28
Jack Shea on preparations for a day of filming and working with actors
06:45
Jack Shea on how involved he is with editing
02:30
Jack Shea on the relationship between producers and directors
01:43
Jack Shea on his approach to directing actors
01:17
Jack Shea on setting the tone and on set
01:54
Jack Shea on the most important role a director fulfills on the set of sitcoms
00:44
Jack Shea on his directing style
00:43
Jack Shea on how he directs kids
00:42
Jack Shea on his involvement with the Directors Guild of America (DGA)
01:32
Jack Shea on The Radio, Television Directors Guild (RTDG) and network response to the guilds
03:20
Jack Shea on the merger of the RTDG and the Screen Directors Guild into the Directors Guild of America (DGA)
01:48
Jack Shea on who can be a member of the DGA and the role of the organization in the industry; on the international profile of the DGA
04:02
Jack Shea on diversity within the DGA
01:01
Director Jack Shea on the credits issues between the WGA and the DGA
01:04
Jack Shea on the DGA and runaway production
01:36
Jack Shea on the DGA and low budget agreements
00:56
Jack Shea on the status of film versus TV directors and directors-for-hire
01:45
Jack Shea on his tenure as President of the DGA and the importance of the guild and on why he's stayed involved for 50 years
06:10

Producers

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Jack Shea on his role as a producer on The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour
02:10
Genres

Comedy Series

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Jack Shea on the cast of and production on Sanford and Son
07:31
Jack Shea on directing Sanford and Son and on the show's producers, premise and working with Redd Foxx
06:17
Jack Shea on "George and Louise Jefferson" on The Jeffersons
01:10
Jack Shea on the cast of and producers on The Jeffersons
11:28
Jack Shea on the most important role a director fulfills on the set of sitcoms
01:44
Jack Shea on directing Silver Spoons
08:40
Jack Shea on directing Designing Women
08:47
Jack Shea on directing Golden Girls
02:35

Game Shows

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Jack Shea on working on Truth or Consequences, one of the first shows he directed
03:16

Music Shows & Variety Shows/Specials

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Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff
07:21
Jack Shea on directing The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour and working with Glen Campbell and his parents
03:40
People

Alan Alda

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Jack Shea on working with Alan Alda
00:20

John Amos

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Jack Shea on the cast of Good Times - John Amos
00:52
Jack Shea on directing 704 Hauser starring John Amos, produced by Norman Lear
01:04

Jennifer Aniston

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Jack Shea on working with Jennifer Aniston
00:28

Beatrice Arthur

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Jack Shea on directing Bea Arthur in the title role of Maude
01:33
Jack Shea on working with the ensemble of The Golden Girls: Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
01:59

Paul Benedict

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Paul Benedict ("Harry Bentley")
01:03

Les Brown

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Jack Shea on music director of Bob Hope's television specials, Les Brown, and entertaining troops at USO shows
06:22

Delta Burke

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Jack Shea on the stars of Designing Women - Delta Burke
00:27

Glen Campbell

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Jack Shea on directing The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour and working with Glen Campbell and his parents
01:35

Art Carney

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Jack Shea on working with Art Carney on The Cavanaughs
00:35

Dixie Carter

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Jack Shea on the stars of Designing Women - Dixie Carter
00:34

Imogene Coca

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Jack Shea on working with Imogene Coca
00:21

Ellen Corby

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Jack Shea on working with the cast of The Waltons - Ellen Corby
00:37

Franklin Cover

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Franklin Cover ("Tom Willis")
01:25

Zara Cully

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Zara Cully ("Mother Jefferson")
00:55

Leonardo DiCaprio

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Jack Shea on directing Leonardo DiCaprio on Growing Pains
00:33

Sandy Duncan

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Jack Shea on working with Sandy Duncan on The Hogan Family
00:16

Ralph Edwards

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Jack Shea on working with Ralph Edwards on Truth or Consequences
02:11

Mike Evans

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Mike Evans ("Lionel Jefferson")
00:49

Norman Fell

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Jack Shea on directing The Ropers
02:19
Jack Shea on the stars of The Ropers, Norman Fell and Audra Lindley
01:17

Jodie Foster

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Jack Shea on working with Jodie Foster
00:16

Redd Foxx

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Jack Shea on the audience reaction to Redd Foxx (and some of his off-screen antics) on Sanford and Son
01:16
Jack Shea on problems between Redd Foxx and producers on Sanford and Son
01:51
Director Jack Shea on Redd Foxx and his comedy style and relationship with the cast of Sanford and Son
03:22
Jack Shea on Redd Foxx falling ill on the set of The Royal Family
02:54
Jack Shea on directing The Royal Family starring Redd Foxx and Della Reese
01:21

Will Geer

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Jack Shea on working with the cast of The Waltons - Will Geer
01:17

Estelle Getty

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Jack Shea on working with the ensemble of The Golden Girls: Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
01:59

Marla Gibbs

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Marla Gibbs ("Florence Johnston")
01:17
Jack Shea on directing The Jeffersons' spin-off Checking In starring Marla Gibbs and why he felt it was not given the chance to succeed
01:30

Ernest D. Glucksman

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Jack Shea on the producer of Jerry Lewis' television specials, Ernest Glucksman
01:01

Earl Hamner, Jr.

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Jack Shea on working with Lee Rich and Earl Hamner, Jr. on The Waltons
03:06

Sherman Hemsley

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Jack Shea The Jeffersons' Sherman Hemsley ("George Jefferson")
00:41
Jack Shea on directing Good Behavior starring Sherman Hemsley
00:54

Joel Higgins

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Jack Shea on working with Joel Higgins on Silver Spoons
00:50

Hal Holbrook

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Jack Shea on working with Hal Holbrook on Designing Women
00:25

Bob Hope

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Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff
07:21
Jack Shea on producers and writers on Bob Hope's television specials
01:46
Jack Shea on music director of Bob Hope's television specials, Les Brown, and entertaining troops at USO shows
02:36
Jack Shea on editing Bob Hope's USO shows
03:19
Jack Shea on Bob Hope's legacy
01:08

John Houseman

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Jack Shea on working with John Houseman on Silver Spoons
01:24

Mort Lachman

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Jack Shea on producers and writers on Bob Hope's television specials
01:46
Jack Shea on editing Bob Hope's USO shows
03:19

Norman Lear

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Jack Shea on Sanford and Son producers Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin
01:04
Jack Shea on how he got involved with directing The Jeffersons
01:40
Jack Shea on directing 704 Hauser starring John Amos, produced by Norman Lear
01:04

Michael Learned

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Jack Shea on working with the cast of The Waltons - Michael Learned
00:23

Jerry Lewis

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Jack Shea on being hired for the "Bob Hope Specials" and "Jerry Lewis Specials" and on Jerry Lewis' personality and Bob Hope's interest in the quality of the writing staff
03:37
Jack Shea on directing Jerry Lewis' television specials and Lewis wanting to direct
03:25

Audra Lindley

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Jack Shea on directing The Ropers
02:04
Jack Shea on the stars of The Ropers, Norman Fell and Audra Lindley
01:17

Jack Lord

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Jack Shea on the challenges of directing Hawaii Five-O
00:43

Delbert Mann

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Jack Shea on his admiration for Delbert Mann, who he worked with when he started out as a stage manager on Philco Television Playhouse
00:44

Whitman Mayo

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Jack Shea on the cast of Sanford and Son - Whitman Mayo
00:40

Rue McClanahan

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Jack Shea on working with the ensemble of The Golden Girls: Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
01:59

Barney McNulty

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Jack Shea on working with Barney McNulty
00:45

Anne Meara

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Jack Shea on working with Anne Meara
00:12

Burgess Meredith

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Jack Shea on working with Burgess Meredith
00:42

Agnes Moorehead

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Jack Shea on working with Agnes Moorehead
00:39

Pat Morita

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Jack Shea on the cast of Sanford and Son - Pat Morita
00:21

Don Nicholl

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' producing team of Don Nicholl, Michael Ross, and Bernard West
01:19

Leslie Nielsen

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Jack Shea on working with Leslie Nielsen
00:35

Noam Pitlik

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Jack Shea on the cast of Sanford and Son - Noam Pitlik
00:26

Annie Potts

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Jack Shea on the stars of Designing Women - Annie Potts
00:35

Della Reese

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Jack Shea on directing The Royal Family starring Redd Foxx and Della Reese
01:21

John Rich

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Jack Shea on his co-workers in early television
01:24

Lee Rich

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Jack Shea on working with Lee Rich and Earl Hamner, Jr. on The Waltons
01:09

Roxie Roker

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Roxie Roker ("Helen Willis")
00:32

Esther Rolle

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Jack Shea on the cast of Good Times - Esther Rolle
01:12
Jack Shea on the cast of Good Times - Esther Rolle
01:39

Michael Ross

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' producing team of Don Nichols, Michael Ross, and Bernard West
00:34

Isabel Sanford

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Isabel Sanford ("Louise Jefferson")
00:33

Bob Schiller

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Jack Shea on working with writers Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf
00:46

Rick Schroder

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Jack Shea on working with Rick Schroeder on Silver Spoons
01:39

Sherwood Schwartz

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Jack Shea on working with Sherwood Schwartz
00:17

Jean Smart

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Jack Shea on the stars of Designing Women - Jean Smart
00:39

McLean Stevenson

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Jack Shea on working with McLean Stevenson
00:22

George Sunga

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' producer George Sunga
00:39

Richard Thomas

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Jack Shea on working with the cast of The Waltons - Richard Thomas
00:49

Linda Bloodworth Thomason

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Jack Shea on the producers of Designing Women - Linda Blooodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason
03:51

Harry Thomason

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Jack Shea on the producers of Designing Women - Linda Blooodworth-Thomason and Harry Thomason
03:51

E. Duke Vincent

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Jack Shea on working with E. Duke Vincent
00:28

Jimmie Walker

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Jack Shea on the cast of Good Times - Jimmie Walker
00:37

Sylvester L. "Pat" Weaver

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Jack Shea on meeting Pat Weaver
00:34

Bob Weiskopf

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Jack Shea on working with writers Bob Schiller and Bob Weiskopf
00:46

Ned Wertimer

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' Ned Wertimer ("Ralph, the doorman")
01:12

Bernard West

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Jack Shea on The Jeffersons' producing team of Don Nichols, Michael Ross, and Bernard West
00:34

Betty White

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Jack Shea on working with the ensemble of The Golden Girls: Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty
01:59

Demond Wilson

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Jack Shea on the cast of Sanford and Son - Demond Wilson
00:59

Bud Yorkin

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Jack Shea on his co-workers in early television
01:42
Jack Shea on Sanford and Son producers Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin
01:04

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