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

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

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

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

Chales Cappleman on casting director Ethel Winant

Charles Cappleman on Ethel Winant

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

Norman Felton on working with Ethel Winant

Horton Foote on Ethel Winant

John Frankenheimer on casting Playhouse 90 with Ethel Winant 

John Frankenheimer on working with Ethel Winant again on Andersonville

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

Russell Johnson on working with casting director Ethel Winant

Jack Klugman on Ethel Winant casting him in a show

Jack Klugman on getting cast on Playhouse 90

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

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

Bob Markell on working with Ethel Winant

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

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

Del Reisman on Playhouse 90 casting director Ethel Winant

Meta Rosenberg on casting Hogan's Heroes with Ethel Winant

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

Grant Tinker on casting agent Ethel Winant

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

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