Ethel Winant

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Edward Asner

Ed Asner on being cast as "Lou Grant" in The Mary Tyler Moore Show

04:49

Ted Bergmann

Ted Bergmann on how Ethel Winant suggested John Ritter for the lead role on Three's Company , as "the next Jack Lemmon"

02:16

Allan Burns

Allan Burns on Ethel Winant helping assemble the cast of The Mary Tyler Moore Show

03:57

Allan Burns on casting "Lou Grant" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

03:18

Charles Cappleman

Chales Cappleman on casting director Ethel Winant

00:55

Charles Cappleman on Ethel Winant

00:46

Joan Ganz Cooney

Joan Ganz Cooney on casting agent Ethel Winant's involvement in producing the dramatic program, Best of Families

02:20

Norman Felton

Norman Felton on working with Ethel Winant

00:08

Horton Foote

Horton Foote on Ethel Winant

00:18

John Frankenheimer

John Frankenheimer on casting Playhouse 90 with Ethel Winant

01:47

John Frankenheimer on working with Ethel Winant again on Andersonville

02:07

Valerie Harper

Valerie Harper on getting the role of "Rhoda Morgenstern" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

02:25

Russell Johnson

Russell Johnson on working with casting director Ethel Winant

00:25

Jack Klugman

Jack Klugman on Ethel Winant casting him in a show

00:55

Jack Klugman on getting cast on Playhouse 90

00:36

Gavin MacLeod

Gavin MacLeod on being cast by Ethel Winant, Allan Burns, and James L. Brooks to play "Murray Slaughter" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

03:43

Martin Manulis

Martin Manulis on the casting of Playhouse 90's "Requiem for a Heavyweight" by Ethel Winant

05:41

Bob Markell

Bob Markell on working with Ethel Winant

00:26

Arthur Penn

On various people with whom he worked in his career: Ethel Winant

00:25

Pam Polifroni

Pam Polifroni on casting Gunsmoke, and on working with Ethel Winant at CBS

03:35

Del Reisman

Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 casting director Ethel Winant

01:11

Meta Rosenberg

Meta Rosenberg on casting Hogan's Heroes with Ethel Winant

02:34

Fred Silverman

Fred Silverman on the "grand old dame of the television business" Ethel Winant, whose positions included head of casting and talent at CBS in the 1970s

01:12

Grant Tinker

Grant Tinker on casting agent Ethel Winant

01:12

Betty White with Emerson College

Betty White on her first appearance as "Sue Ann Nivens" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show (cast by Ethel Winant)

06:23

Betty White on being cast by Ethel Winant as "Sue Ann Nivens" on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

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